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extracurriculars!
Good Grades!
It seems like extracurriculars is something everyone is strong in. In my group of friends we have 3 or 4 class presidents, almost everyone was an athlete, and definitely a strong academic student.
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Study hard, emphasize your accomplishments away from school as well
Aerospace Engineering
Biology
All you have to do is apply. I think there is about an 80% acceptance rate, and the standards for admission are dropping.
Biology
I was very active in HS, from singing, band, theatre, varsity fencing, NHS, Spanish Honors Society, etc. etc. etc. I lived abroad my junior year with my family, and that added even more experiences to my list. My recommendation is to show your commitment to academics and extracurriculars, bc Case wants to see that you will be able to juxtapose scholarship and society. It's not any good getting a biology degree if you later won't be able to handle presenting your dissertation.
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I think my extracurriculurs helped me in terms of the scholarship.
Biology
Find a few extracurricular activities about which you are passionate. A few extracurriculars pursued for many years and with leadership positions looks much better on a resume than membership in 10 clubs with no leadership experience and little time.
Biology
1) Get decent HS grades and >1300 on the SAT.
2) Come from a state that is not Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, or Illinois. Historically, more than three-quarters of Case's undergrad students have come from these states, and Case badly wants to recruit applicants from elsewhere.
Business - Management and Administration
It is much easier to transfer in then to get admitted as a freshmen. If you grades aren't good out of high school, go to a secondary choice college and get your grades up to prove to admissions that your willing to put the work in and you'll get in. The education from this university is invaluable.
Business - Management and Administration
Be from another state and youll get it.
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