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just good grades and test scores. if your grades are decent and you score at least a 1300--barring an awful essay--you're in.
**If you're "overqualified" you should definitely apply anyway. They really spoil their best students here.**
Accounting
If you are a female applying to engineering, it helps a ton. I personally am not an engineer but I know that the engineering classes are almost 80% male and the university is always looking for more female engineers (especially IBE). Not that I'm reccomending switching your college after you get here or anything, but you could always switch to Business or A&S when you get here.
I'd reccomend spending the day with a student here through the University program to show that you're interested.
Accounting
I'm not sure the admissions requirements, but it helps to take four years of everything - math, science, foreign language, English, etc. I think that's generally a good idea for most reputable schools. Take the SATs. Lehigh cares about SAT scores, but will still accept people with lower scores if they have great grades, extracurriculars, etc. Get involved in extracurricular activities, even it's only one or two which you are really dedicated to.
Accounting
Get in and it will be the best years of your life
Biology
Leadership is very important
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Very hard. Show you love the school and write an essay that shows you know the place.
Business - Management and Administration
I played varsity volleyball for 4 years and did some community service. I was in the lower SAT range in Lehigh's average acceptance range (I had a 1240). Lehigh is really big on alumni as well. My older sister attended, and I think that had a part of my acceptance. Also, they really look into the essays you write, as well as heavily weighing the interview (even though it is optional). I wrote awesome essays and my interview went really well. I recommend going on an interview after applying.
Chemical Engineering
Good grades and high SAT's, meet with faculty and have an interview before admissions process
Chemical Engineering
standardized test scores arent the most important. good gpa and lots of extracirciculars will override a subpar SAT score(par is around 1250)
Civil Engineering
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