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Just went to school. Study hard and eat right.
Accounting
Not terribly hard to get into, though some degrees are very competitive (business, engineering, architecture). Take time on your essay, and do well in high school! AP classes are great. I managed to come in with 36 hours.
Architecture
I was automatically accepted, praise the Lord. If you don't qualify for automatic acceptance, well pray! It's tough. Being really involved in organizations, sports, and community service in high school with help a ton. If you don't get in, A&M accepts an amazing number of transfers. Many of my friends are at Blinn Junior College in College Station and will transfer.
Biology
I was top ten percent in my class which allowed for my automatic acceptance and really took the pressure off during application time!! Keep the grades up in high school for this perk, and to develop good study habits. The work won't help you, but the study skills are necessary.
Biology
Lots of extracurricular activities and good standardized test scores might make up for a low high school class rank or gpa.
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To get into Texas A&M I scored above 1250 on my SAT, that made me an automatic-admit and was enough to place me in the Honors program. I also graduated in the top 2% of my class and had a very demanding courseload on my high school transcript, I also passed two AP exams.
Business - Management and Administration
Get into the Top 10% or Pray.
Business - Management and Administration
be top 10%.
if you're not top 10%, get a good SAT score and keep your GPA above a 3.7
Business - Management and Administration
Not much. The standards in Texas in the 90's were different than today. I was a B student with a low SAT, though I has lots of extracurricular activities and worked through high school.
For grad school I took a GMAT prep course in Houston and studied for the test for months. I'm not a good test taker. I had work experience in the same field I wanted to study so I think that helped.
Chemical Engineering
Take classes until you find yourself trying to figure out a way to take some class you are doing well in. That will become your major.
Take flying or sailing or even mountain climbing. The classes have military sounding names but they open up a whole new world to you.
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