<p>ok
there are two males applying to the SAME college
and they both have the SAME exact STATS
same SATs, GPA, extracurriculars...etc
but the ONE thing they differed in is: when they applied... on the application person A checked off that ENGLISH IS NOT HIS NATIVE LANGUAGE.....
now who has a better chance at getting into that college
person A or person B?</p>
<p>neither. Both will get rejected and live the rest of their educational lives rotting in a community college.</p>
<p>Person A, because it would show his ability to adapt to a new language, and still succeed. This would most likely reflect on how well he'd handle college.</p>
<p>aluka, how sure are u?</p>
<p>I'd say I'm pretty sure, but then again, admissions are a gamble.</p>
<p>He/She made a mistake and is just employing a million different ways of asking if it will mess her/him up. Just listen to the people who respond to you. There is no need for multiple threads for every one of your questions. STOP.</p>
<p>HAHAHAHAHA damn....</p>
<p>FIVE (Count 'em, FIVE) separate threads about the same problem. Clearly, this person's screwed up on their applications and is worried about being shut out of the competition.</p>
<p>Yeah I know. I LOVE THAT FEATURE THAT ALLOWS YOU TO LOOK AT THEIR OTHER POSTS. You can see if you should give them a serious answer or flame them for violating the rules so egrigously. Not that I do that though.</p>