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Once you're in, ask for more money. They'll give it if you take the time to put the request in writing.
Biology
Just apply! Talk about community (its a big thing here).
Biology
be a well rounded applicant... they like students who have done unusual stuff like study abroad or unusual volunteer work. You can be a "B" student and still get in.
Biology
Have a over 3.5 GPA, work hard and have connections.
Biology
Good grades & community service
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I emphasized my interest in majoring in biology since most schools have seen a decline in students majoring in biology. I am also involved in various clubs and discussed in my application how my involvement with these clubs could help the Drew community.
Biology
Back in the day, i had to actually submit my sats score and worked hard in High school to get into drew. i'm sure now anyone can get in by offering a BJ or a generous monetary donation.
Computer Science
I got into Drew by working hard in high school. I took lots of college-level courses, and did well on the SAT's. I also was involved in sports and did many hours of community service. I was also an officer in a few clubs. This earned me a generous merit scholarship at Drew (there are more here than at most schools, which usually only focus on need-based scholarships). I recommend that most students do the same, but don't feel the need to overwork yourself, it's not worth it at all. The extra-curricular activities are probably what earned me the scholarship.
Computer Science
Just apply like I said above trying to guess what admissions does, especially in order to pick there students is up in the air.
English
I had pretty good grades all through high school. At the end of my senior year my GPA was about a 3.7 on a 4.0 scale. I got a 1210 on my SATs, and I was actively involved in volunteering and extracurricular activites at my high school. Aside from pure numbers, just try to make yourself look different than the other hundreds of applicants. Write an essay that expresses who you are as a person, and not just showing off...
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