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I feel that the school helped me think on my feet on almost any situation and help me become more thoughtful in my actions in school and at home. However, it is also because the style of learning that the school promotes that makes it difficult to find jobs after graduation. The most viable option is graduate school but that decision is hard to make sometimes right after graduation.
Architecture
Write a creative, readable essay. Visit.
Biology
I worked hard on my common app essay, made sure to get an interview with the admissions rep. in my area, and put together an application that showed that I was very dedicated and competant in the areas in which I had focused throughout hs.
Chemistry
The school really really cares about your essay. Make it fun and creative. Mine was more like a poem than essay, they liked it so much they hand wrote me a letter. Also, doing early decision helps big time.
Cultures/Civilization
I applied to Conn Early Decision Round II. I would recommend this option to any student who is confident in their desire to attend Conn Coll because it significantly increases your chances of acceptance to apply early.
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I don't know how I got in here and I regret coming in the first place.
History/Histories (art history/etc.)
I think I got in because i'm a guy and they secretly have affermative action for boys because the gender ratios are so squewed.
Anthropology
They love originality and people who've had unique expereinces. also refer to their specific programs like CISLA or PICA, they love that shit.
Anthropology
A lot of community service.
Perfomance Arts
umm...its not super hard to get in. I would say 1300 or above on your SAT's and decent grades makes you a good shot. Or below a 1300 on ur SAT's and some great talent.
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