Berea college is 100% really and the rest of the financial aid is deducted by need. Got accepted and would’ve gone practically for free. Would’ve ended up there but I’m going to Upenn now.
My 18-year-old son is at US military Academy at West Point right now. He just finished basic training Aug 9th and started the academic year three days ago. He’s a freshman, also known as plebes
PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ON SCHOLARSHIPS(Full Tuition) FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS. Also, our family has been sponsored via the F-4 visa process. Would I be eligible for FinAid? Can I complete ROTC by any chance??? Please reply!!!
You forgot Macualey Honor college which is a part of the New York CUNY system and grants free tuition, a free laptop and a book stipend to NYS residents who are accepted
Rhode Island also has a "promise" program for students right out of high school to earn an associate's at CCRI (the community college). Also, currently, a different program to help those who have completed at least 50% of their degree.
I’m going into my junior and wanted to know if I can still get into an ivy with my stats so far: Sophomore year grades: Apwh- C Chemistry Honors-B Geometry Honors- A English 2 Honors-A Comprehensive Law Honors-A Spanish 2- A Debate 1- A Freshman year: Ap human- A Algebra 1 honors- A English 1- A Biology- A Spanish 1- A Information technology- A Law studies- A PSAT- 870 SAT-N/A ACT-N/A
With ivies getting good grade does matter a lot, try not to get anything but As if you can go better your chances. Obviously wouldn’t guarantee you in by any means but it helps your chances of not getting rejected off the bat. I will say though that if Oxford/Cambridge is interesting to you and you are super interested in one particular subject, maybe try applying there too. They don’t care much about grades other than the grades you have for the specific field of study you plan to pursue. I know someone who was very into math (one of the best in the state) but had bad grades in all his non-stem classes, but he got into Oxford
You definitely can but you need activity. Activities are important and a bonus if you start a club! It looks results good on applications and you have a higher chance of getting in and getting scholarships. You got this! You’re doing better than me when I was in those grades!
Hey Brooke I was wondering if being in my school’s early college program would hurt my chances in going to and Ivy League or Stanford since I’m not allowed to a lot of ap classes
Saw another comment doing this but what are my chances of getting into an ivy? Going into my Junior Year. Freshman Year: English 1H: A APWH: A Geometry H: A Biology: A Chemistry H: A Latin 2: A Sophomore Year: English 2H: A Algebra 2: A AP Bio: A AP Chem: B AP Euro: A Latin 3H: A Got 4s on all exams except AP euro, which was a 3 :( Extracurriculars: Volunteer on an ambulance as an EMT Cadet 10 hours a week. Finished EMT school last week. Did Academic Decathalon. Took a college class at my community college this summer. Anatomy and Physiology 1: B Got 2 Gold medals in JCL (Latin Exam) Any feedback would be awesome!
Ok... let me tell you why what you are doing is really not a good way to approach this whole situation 1.) You are not a shoo-in for any college with a sub 20 percent acceptance rate unless if you are a legacy, recruited athlete, etc. These colleges are highly selective and there is a strong possibility you will get rejected regardless, let alone Ivy schools which boast acceptance rates in the single digits. 2.) Context matters. Essays are read. Theres more than just your grades and we can't tell you if your ecs are impressive because we aren't AOs. None of us know so much more about the college admissions process than you do, and when AOs are trying to build a well rounded class - context matters. 3.) They can leave you with too much hope when it comes to highly rejective colleges. Be realistic with yourself, you have great grades and test scores, but so does everyone else in these applicant pools. Have targets in mind, have safeties in mind. Apply to your dream school! But always have a "back-up" that you can see yourself attending and thriving. So no, you aren't guaranteed admission at an Ivy just because you have great grades and ec involvement. You can go 0 for 8. Don't let that discourage you, but understand that these "chance-mes" are not helpful. They don't provide any valuable insight into your actual chances as again, we aren't Ivy League AOs. You CAN get accepted into an Ivy, but when the time comes - apply to safeties, don't only get hung up on just one or two schools (the Ivy league is just a collegiate athletic conference that happens to consist of prestigious schools at the end of the day), and be realistic about your chances at any college you apply to. You could get a great scholarship at your state school, and a lot of these honors programs will treat you like royalty. Don't take those options out of the equation. Good luck! :)
I'm gonna be honest with you. Your grades are good, I don't doubt you'll be disadvantaged for a couple of B's. But your extracurriculars are not up to the mark. Thousands of people do volunteering now just to get into college, if you don't show more interest and go a level deeper then it won't help you at all. Also, it depends on what you're planning to study. If you're planning to study something related to med, then volunteering on an ambulance will be good. If not, then it won't help you get into college. I'm not saying you should stop doing it, but it's not a good activity in this particular context unless that's the field you wanna pursue. Keep in mind that your activities don't have to be related to your major; they're activities, after all. But volunteering is so common nowadays, it's just not gonna make you stand out unless that's what you intend to do in the future as well. You still have two years left, so I would suggest pursuing activities you're REALLY interested in, even if they're not related to your major. If volunteering and med are truly your passions, then go for it. But also, essays and recs are VERY important. You can have all the activities in the world and still not get in if you don't have compelling essays. Likewise, you can have no activities at all and get in if you're able to weave a captivating story. So make sure your essays are awesome. I would suggest structuring your essays around your top choice college. Read essays that were accepted to your top choice college, mark out what stands out in each of those essays and see what qualities they all have in common, then try to incorporate those qualities in your essays. Keep in mind that different colleges want different kinds of people, hence different kinds of essays as well. For example, Stanford has a history of accepting people with very quirky and humorous essays. Harvard on the other hand doesn't like quirky essays all that much, and prefers a display of genuine passion in a more traditional way. See what fits you best, and go for it. Good luck. ❤️👍
Probably not... like she said look into each college. Community College might be free. A well funded private school could be really cheap. I have a childhood pen pal from India who went to Bowdoin and got 2 years free based on his family's income. Don't forget that international student have to pay for other stuff like a visa and basic living expenses.
Being an international student, the fee in US Unis is extremely discouraging.
True, it's why I'm unsure of whether I should even apply to any. I just hope finance aid will be enough if I do end up going.
No, it's not. Just go to university in your home country. The U.S. isn't the only country in the world.
@@thiagogregory1 I agree
@@thiagogregory1 it’s practically the same…
I am telling you, that's why I'm taking sat. If by God's grace I make it. Better for me!
actually in my country, there is no tuiton fee...
Are you from Germany??
@@divyanshusahu7931 uh yeah, how come?
Berea college is 100% really and the rest of the financial aid is deducted by need. Got accepted and would’ve gone practically for free. Would’ve ended up there but I’m going to Upenn now.
congrats
@@marc8239 thank you!!
well, upenn is a very good university, i mean elon musk went there
@@janefola002 what did you do in high school do get into uPenn?
My 18-year-old son is at US military Academy at West Point right now. He just finished basic training Aug 9th and started the academic year three days ago. He’s a freshman, also known as plebes
PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ON SCHOLARSHIPS(Full Tuition) FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS. Also, our family has been sponsored via the F-4 visa process. Would I be eligible for FinAid? Can I complete ROTC by any chance??? Please reply!!!
it was a good idea to include European colleges .very useful .thank you .
As an international student that's really wonderful to know
Central Arizona College is doing free tuition for fall 21 and Spring 22.
You forgot Macualey Honor college which is a part of the New York CUNY system and grants free tuition, a free laptop and a book stipend to NYS residents who are accepted
you should do a video about small liberal arts schools, most of them give great aid too!
most definitely true
Rhode Island also has a "promise" program for students right out of high school to earn an associate's at CCRI (the community college). Also, currently, a different program to help those who have completed at least 50% of their degree.
Now I want to hear about the free SuperTutor TV college advising scholarship.😃
I remember reading that colleges in Norway were free only because they were taught in the Norwegian language, I wonder why she didn't mention that
What about University of the People?
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@@jojo-one what?
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@@mdkhaledhasan8059 what’s funny?
@@Stephen-iv3me i have no idea!
The Merchant Marine Academy is not free.
Really
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I’m going into my junior and wanted to know if I can still get into an ivy with my stats so far:
Sophomore year grades:
Apwh- C
Chemistry Honors-B
Geometry Honors- A
English 2 Honors-A
Comprehensive Law Honors-A
Spanish 2- A
Debate 1- A
Freshman year:
Ap human- A
Algebra 1 honors- A
English 1- A
Biology- A
Spanish 1- A
Information technology- A
Law studies- A
PSAT- 870 SAT-N/A ACT-N/A
With ivies getting good grade does matter a lot, try not to get anything but As if you can go better your chances. Obviously wouldn’t guarantee you in by any means but it helps your chances of not getting rejected off the bat. I will say though that if Oxford/Cambridge is interesting to you and you are super interested in one particular subject, maybe try applying there too. They don’t care much about grades other than the grades you have for the specific field of study you plan to pursue. I know someone who was very into math (one of the best in the state) but had bad grades in all his non-stem classes, but he got into Oxford
You got a chance! B’s are fine, but try not get more C’s!!
To be brutally honest with those stats you have a virtually non existent chance
Make sure to study up for the SAT/ACT because they usually look at those scores before considering anything else in your application
You definitely can but you need activity. Activities are important and a bonus if you start a club! It looks results good on applications and you have a higher chance of getting in and getting scholarships. You got this! You’re doing better than me when I was in those grades!
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Hey Brooke I was wondering if being in my school’s early college program would hurt my chances in going to and Ivy League or Stanford since I’m not allowed to a lot of ap classes
I think contacting the admission officers of your desired college would be a better idea.
@@isaachossain2807 ok thank you
Saw another comment doing this but what are my chances of getting into an ivy? Going into my Junior Year.
Freshman Year:
English 1H: A
APWH: A
Geometry H: A
Biology: A
Chemistry H: A
Latin 2: A
Sophomore Year:
English 2H: A
Algebra 2: A
AP Bio: A
AP Chem: B
AP Euro: A
Latin 3H: A
Got 4s on all exams except AP euro, which was a 3 :(
Extracurriculars:
Volunteer on an ambulance as an EMT Cadet 10 hours a week. Finished EMT school last week.
Did Academic Decathalon.
Took a college class at my community college this summer. Anatomy and Physiology 1: B
Got 2 Gold medals in JCL (Latin Exam)
Any feedback would be awesome!
Ok... let me tell you why what you are doing is really not a good way to approach this whole situation
1.) You are not a shoo-in for any college with a sub 20 percent acceptance rate unless if you are a legacy, recruited athlete, etc. These colleges are highly selective and there is a strong possibility you will get rejected regardless, let alone Ivy schools which boast acceptance rates in the single digits.
2.) Context matters. Essays are read. Theres more than just your grades and we can't tell you if your ecs are impressive because we aren't AOs. None of us know so much more about the college admissions process than you do, and when AOs are trying to build a well rounded class - context matters.
3.) They can leave you with too much hope when it comes to highly rejective colleges. Be realistic with yourself, you have great grades and test scores, but so does everyone else in these applicant pools. Have targets in mind, have safeties in mind. Apply to your dream school! But always have a "back-up" that you can see yourself attending and thriving.
So no, you aren't guaranteed admission at an Ivy just because you have great grades and ec involvement. You can go 0 for 8. Don't let that discourage you, but understand that these "chance-mes" are not helpful. They don't provide any valuable insight into your actual chances as again, we aren't Ivy League AOs. You CAN get accepted into an Ivy, but when the time comes - apply to safeties, don't only get hung up on just one or two schools (the Ivy league is just a collegiate athletic conference that happens to consist of prestigious schools at the end of the day), and be realistic about your chances at any college you apply to. You could get a great scholarship at your state school, and a lot of these honors programs will treat you like royalty. Don't take those options out of the equation. Good luck! :)
damn your grades are pretty good. i’m sure you will get into a couple of you keep up the good work.
I'm gonna be honest with you. Your grades are good, I don't doubt you'll be disadvantaged for a couple of B's. But your extracurriculars are not up to the mark. Thousands of people do volunteering now just to get into college, if you don't show more interest and go a level deeper then it won't help you at all. Also, it depends on what you're planning to study. If you're planning to study something related to med, then volunteering on an ambulance will be good. If not, then it won't help you get into college. I'm not saying you should stop doing it, but it's not a good activity in this particular context unless that's the field you wanna pursue. Keep in mind that your activities don't have to be related to your major; they're activities, after all. But volunteering is so common nowadays, it's just not gonna make you stand out unless that's what you intend to do in the future as well. You still have two years left, so I would suggest pursuing activities you're REALLY interested in, even if they're not related to your major. If volunteering and med are truly your passions, then go for it. But also, essays and recs are VERY important. You can have all the activities in the world and still not get in if you don't have compelling essays. Likewise, you can have no activities at all and get in if you're able to weave a captivating story. So make sure your essays are awesome. I would suggest structuring your essays around your top choice college. Read essays that were accepted to your top choice college, mark out what stands out in each of those essays and see what qualities they all have in common, then try to incorporate those qualities in your essays. Keep in mind that different colleges want different kinds of people, hence different kinds of essays as well. For example, Stanford has a history of accepting people with very quirky and humorous essays. Harvard on the other hand doesn't like quirky essays all that much, and prefers a display of genuine passion in a more traditional way. See what fits you best, and go for it. Good luck. ❤️👍
How 3u
Appalachian pronounced SH not CH
Do these rules apply to international students as well?
Nope
Probably not... like she said look into each college. Community College might be free. A well funded private school could be really cheap. I have a childhood pen pal from India who went to Bowdoin and got 2 years free based on his family's income. Don't forget that international student have to pay for other stuff like a visa and basic living expenses.
@@GamerboiJared yeah you're right,do you know some good universities who gives maximum scholarship?
Hello
Berea accepts international students and provides free tuition.
Hii kewin
Colleges are NOT COMPLETELY FREE
People donate money into these colleges so students don’t have to pay for tuition.
Your mouth is too fast, remember you are talking to the whole world please.reduce the video fastness to carry everybody along
Appalachian pronounced SH not CH