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Tips mention: Interview (2), ACT/SAT (106), Grades (47), Sports (13), Essay (40)
Psychology
Nov 28 2012
I did a lot of extra circulars. My SATs weren't that great but I don't think they take them super seriously. Look for leadership and volunteer opportunities. They can help you with whichever school you choose.
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Jul 02 2012
To get into Marist, I simply applied and filled out all of the essay portions. For the Class of 2015, we were not required to submit any SAT or ACT scores. On the other hand, I would recommend for the students to provide strong recommendation letters and admission essays. In addition to this, the Admissions Department searches for a diverse and well rounded student populations, so be sure to be involved in many clubs and activities during your senior year in high school. And be sure to definitely keep your grades up! To be accepted into the fashion department, I had to submit a sequence of essays and an entry project that related to the elements and functions of the industry.
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Art & Design Department
Jun 26 2012
Students looking to attend Marist should be strong academically, but also focus on participating in extracurricular activities. A packed activities resume is a must!
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Psychology
Jun 16 2012
Truthfully, Marist was a safety school for me so I was not really worried about getting in. It is really important to apply to any school as early as possible to make sure that they know that you're interested in attending and to get any scholarship money that they might be giving out.
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