My passion is biking so I was thinking BP MS 150. I’m already attending the University of Houston but for graduate school in 4 years I was wanting to do something Ivy League.
I love how Julie mentioned that we have to reach out to our dream colleges individually. Most of us only dream of going to a certain college, but we need to realize that it takes action and 100% effort. You need to be willing to seek the attention you're craving from your dream college.
wow i never actually thought about reaching out to the actual administrators! that’s honestly such a great idea and i’m definitely going to keep that in mind before applying!
I’m worried that if we reach out to a college admissions officer that they’re just gonna say go ahead and go through the application process and you can find the requirements online. I’m sure they get thousands of people a day asking them these generic questions. Is there something more specific we can ask?
So my dream school is Williams, and I want to do everything in my power to get accepted. But with Williams being a school that doesn't take applicants' "interest" in the school into account, would reaching out to Williams admissions officers do anything for me? Thank you!
I can help with this question! Well, I can tell you what my friend and fellow student did. She applied early admission to Williams, her one and only dream school. She was WAITLISTED! I remember she just kept writing them, letting them know when she did well on a test, any awards she won, just kept in touch until finally they admitted her. She is now a successful author.
I want to get into Stanford! 😭 Its a very high reach school for me but I really have been trying to get my SAT and ACT scores up in order to meet their requirements.
I also want to get into UCLA, but I’m applying to 120 colleges and universities and then I have my 18 main schools if you would like to know them just let me know I can drop them down in the comments
Hi there, I think I can help you out with this. You can easily get the admission offices number and email id from the College's official website. You can call them to ask any doubts you have regarding the admission requirements of that particular college. For eg, if you wish to apply for financial aid, you can ask them whether they provide financial aid, how you can apply for it etc. Hope it helps!
My name is Santos and I just have one question my dream college is LSU and I don’t know who to contact or what to say at this point I’m willing to do anything please respond back.
How will you impress your top college's admissions officers? Let us know!
My passion is biking so I was thinking BP MS 150. I’m already attending the University of Houston but for graduate school in 4 years I was wanting to do something Ivy League.
I love how Julie mentioned that we have to reach out to our dream colleges individually. Most of us only dream of going to a certain college, but we need to realize that it takes action and 100% effort. You need to be willing to seek the attention you're craving from your dream college.
Is it fine if we reach out to the Admission officers after applying to ask them a few questions?
wow i never actually thought about reaching out to the actual administrators! that’s honestly such a great idea and i’m definitely going to keep that in mind before applying!
I’m worried that if we reach out to a college admissions officer that they’re just gonna say go ahead and go through the application process and you can find the requirements online. I’m sure they get thousands of people a day asking them these generic questions. Is there something more specific we can ask?
Excellent idea to reach out to the college admissions officer and getting the recommendation letter from the college professor that you interned with.
This was super informative, my takeaway was networking, we have to communicate with the people at our dream schools to create a chance to go there :)
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So my dream school is Williams, and I want to do everything in my power to get accepted. But with Williams being a school that doesn't take applicants' "interest" in the school into account, would reaching out to Williams admissions officers do anything for me? Thank you!
I can help with this question! Well, I can tell you what my friend and fellow student did. She applied early admission to Williams, her one and only dream school. She was WAITLISTED! I remember she just kept writing them, letting them know when she did well on a test, any awards she won, just kept in touch until finally they admitted her. She is now a successful author.
When should you ask for a rec letter?
I want to get into Stanford! 😭 Its a very high reach school for me but I really have been trying to get my SAT and ACT scores up in order to meet their requirements.
I’m so glad that I found your account!
I wish I found it sooner
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thank you for the video
Thank you
So like what questions do I ask and how can I contact my admission officers
I also want to get into UCLA, but I’m applying to 120 colleges and universities and then I have my 18 main schools if you would like to know them just let me know I can drop them down in the comments
I want to go to UCLA and I'd love to know as well. I'll leave my comment here to see any replies you get, thanks!
Hi there, I think I can help you out with this. You can easily get the admission offices number and email id from the College's official website. You can call them to ask any doubts you have regarding the admission requirements of that particular college. For eg, if you wish to apply for financial aid, you can ask them whether they provide financial aid, how you can apply for it etc. Hope it helps!
This is amazing 👍👍
My name is Santos and I just have one question my dream college is LSU and I don’t know who to contact or what to say at this point I’m willing to do anything please respond back.
Does this formula apply to people applying for grad school?
That’s what I’m thinking?
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Will a passion project is teaching a child?
Possibly if education is what you want to go into