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Economics

Dec 09 2012

Not much, I was a B/C student with a couple of AP courses and I took fifteen minutes to do the application. Thought it would be a friendly southern school, but they are just arrogant and stupid.

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Business - Management and Administration

Jun 11 2012

ITs hard to get in and its hard to stay in, ITs a real hard school. I did real well in high school was the president of BETA Club and NHS as well as the President of a enviromental club. I had over a 4.0. Better places to go....

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Engineering Department

May 14 2012

Simple recipe to get you into college:

1) Get good grades, ideally 3.5 or better. If you're below 3.0, the situation is not hopeless; but it will be very difficult to get scholarships and pay for school.

2) Take the SAT, get as high a score as possible.

3) Apply for college. Apply as early as possible. You'll get first dibbs on whatever scholarships are available.

4) Apply for lots of scholarships outside of the University, as many as you can get your hands on.

If you are lucky, you might be able to have college completely paid for.
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Anthropology

Apr 17 2012

To get into this school I got good grades and did sports in high school. I also had above average SAT scores and did some community service. Really minimal stuff. However if you're in-state I suggest doing more because my school was pretty damn prestigious. It get's easier the more stuff you do and it becomes fun. Besides, resume boosters don't stop after high school.

I recommend studying your ass off for the SATs because if you get high scores on those and you're out of state, you get in-state tuition. That's totally worth it alone. Take a lot of AP's to get credits because it's easy to get behind if you switch majors (which most people do). And work hard. Who cares if you miss out on social life in high school because 4 years here is enough social stimulation for a lifetime imo.
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