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Computer Science
Jun 07 2012
I destroyed highschool. Just be awesome.
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Electrical Engineering
Apr 18 2012
Just get the SAT score over 1400. It is very easy to get in. If you cannot get in in the first year, go to a technical school and transfer in. They accept almost all international and out of state students because these people pay $26000 to institute and entities in a semester.
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Mechanical Engineering
Jan 24 2012
First off grades are very important. I feel Tech is also looking for students that are well rounded too. I don't think they want the super kid who did every club in High School, but doesn't actually have a passion for anything. They look more for someone who may have played a sport or been on a robotics team and actually shows passion and commitment towards that activity. The school also seems to be trying to break its nerd image with every incoming freshman class being smarter, but also less nerdy than the last.
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Electrical Engineering
Dec 25 2011
I was the valedictorian of my high school and scored well (not great) on my SAT and ACT tests.
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