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Biology
Jan 10 2013
I did well in high school and graduated with honors, participated in a lot of extra curricular activities and obtained leadership positions, did over 100 hours of community service in the National Honor Society, and took advantage of many opportunities to ensure good test scores. I took both the ACT and the SAT. I also used the Common App to cut down on time. Lastly, I had multiple people review my essays and personal statements.
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Industrial Operations Engineering
Nov 29 2012
Not super hard to get in. Getting out is the hard part. Take ap calc if you plan on a math related field. You don't need super grades to get in
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Unknown
Feb 04 2012
I used the common app and chose to write my own essay, which I wrote on myself and why I'd be a good applicant. It wasn't anything spectacular but I heavily emphasized what I did outside the classroom that was directly related to the major I was pursuing.
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Electrical Engineering
Feb 01 2012
It's easy to get in because they really want to let YOU specifically in. They want people who are actively persuing their passion and who are putting the effort in to look for the best school to get a degree in that field. Just remember, RIT is notorious for being easy to get in but hard to stay in.
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