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Thank you so much for your comment and for watching! Great question - demonstrated interest is SUCH an important part of the process. We linked the two videos we have on demonstrated interest below. We hope they are helpful! Let us know if you have more questions 😀

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Thank you for your question! You need to analyze the different learning options available at your school, but historically, the IB program has been well received internationally.

Thank you so much! We are glad you enjoyed the video…it was an inspiring speech!

Thank you so much for watching our channel and for your question! There is a section on the common application called the “additional information” section where you can explain situations just like these. Make sure to take advantage of that section when you fill out your application. Some schools will take these circumstances into account.

Thank you! We agree! 👍🏼 advising systems on campus are so important for the student’s experience.

Hello! Thanks so much for your comment. Higher SAT/ACT scores will certainly help because they will show your academic capability and provide a more holistic understanding of your GPA, but you should also write about your circumstances in the other pieces of the application itself.

Thank you for your comment! We hope this video was helpful. International applicants are considered in comparison with their school profile and regional profile. Even if there is no GPA, there will still be some form of tangible grade markers for success.

I had the same quetion! Thank you!

Thank you for your question! This does vary by region and by school, so the best place to begin looking for this information is by speaking to your school college counselor and trying to gather an understanding of your high school’s admissions history to the colleges you are applying to. We hope this was helpful!

We are so glad! Good luck next year!

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🫶🏼 we hope it was helpful! Thanks for being here.

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Thank you so much for your comment, Michael. A few schools are starting to update their policies so we expect that more will join in...it's pretty normal that they make decisions as a group. We will keep you updated as we hear more!

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I completely agree with you! Her videos are very helpful 😊 She's a great educator and simplifies complicated information very well! I love this channel!

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We hope it helps! It’s a great school and we have tons of tips on our shorts so make sure to check them out!

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It’s a very important part of the process, and we do recommend taking it seriously! Good luck!

The general answer is they would consider more years a plus, but it does depend school to school. He should absolutely take at least one more year if he is still a freshman, even if he is in his third year. It's best to get as close as possible to "maxing out" the language levels at your school. And if you do replace a language, make sure it is with a class that fits your child's narrative.

Thank you for your question! There is definitely a benefit to starting on the Honors track early. It will not be negative if he needs to drop down, but it may warrant a quick explanation in the additional information section. We always recommend starting higher and moving down if you need to, rather than holding yourself back. You never know what you are capable of until you try! 😊

Definitely interesting. They spoke a little about it in the post that they released yesterday, but of course, there are likely more reasons behind it.

It will be! But remember what we said in the video: the best way to stay prepared is to stay ahead.

It really is...such a challenging part of the process.

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Great question! It depends on how many years they studied that language already and what their narrative is in the college process. What year is your student? What are they hoping to study in college and how many languages do they speak?

@@sunnytsai4044 thank you! It sounds like your child's situation is a bit unique. We would recommend speaking with your child's counselor at school or speaking with a college counseling specialist who can evaluate your child's narrative as a whole. We hope this helps!

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We are so glad! Definitely a normal part of the process. Let us know if you have any questions!

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We are so glad we could help! Thanks for watching our videos and don’t forget to subscribe for more updates! ⭐️ good luck with the process!

We are so glad we could help! Good luck with your application!

We are so glad to hear that the channel has been helpful! Make sure to subscribe to stay up to date on all of our admissions advice. The best time to begin the demonstrated interest process varies slightly for each student depending on their confidence and their knowledge of their own individual narrative, but our general recommendation is to begin sophomore spring. We hope this helps!

Thank you so much for watching our videos! We hope they've been helpful. Make sure to subscribe to our channel to stay fully updated on our admissions information! We offer expedited essay reviews with our college admissions experts. Please email us at LotusPremierEducation@gmail.com to request an essay review with one of our specialists. Good luck!

Ps. We would strongly recommend not sharing your essay publicly before you’ve been admitted and the college process is over for your application year. Hope this helps! Good luck.

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You’re so welcome! We hope this was helpful. Good luck!

For more helpful admissions advice, don’t forget to subscribe to our channel! We consistently release new content and we are happy to answer any questions 😊

Hello! Thanks so much for watching our videos and for your question! This is a challenge a lot of students struggle with. We recommend NOT putting "undecided" whenever you can avoid it to make these exact situations easier. Here is a link to our video about why "undecided" can be a tough choice in the college admissions process. We hope it helps! Let us know if you have other questions. ruclips.net/video/5_60HQ-FIN8/видео.htmlsi=ZX_p4EDVD33VP6or

Thank you so much for your interest and this excellent question! We will make a video on the Brown video portion and link it here shortly 😃

Hello! We just uploaded a video on the video portion of the Brown application. We hope it's helpful! ruclips.net/video/2c9SQIKy5YU/видео.htmlsi=nK1SToSWiLW7yL9H

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Thank you so much! This is a great question. Deferrals are definitely NOT soft rejections. There are several students that are admitted each year after deferral. We cover next steps after a deferral in the video but please let us know if you have other questions! It is very important for students to continue actively engaging with schools after deferral.

Thank you! This is a great question. You should absolutely research your field before choosing which one to apply to. You don’t need to know everything about it, but you can absolutely find questions within the field that you are eager to learn about and write about those questions. We hope this helps! Let us know if you have any more questions about the Yale supplements or the admissions process ⭐️

Great question! It is difficult to measure in time since everyone thinks and writes at different speeds. We usually suggest that students leave 1-2 weeks to brainstorm, draft, and edit the UChicago essays specifically.

Great question! You need to think about yourself first. What aspect of your character do you want to show? And then align that with people who have been influential for you.

Thank you so much! We are glad the video helped. Let us know if you have any questions you would like us to speak about!

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