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Biology
 Jun 02 2012
You need to study hard and be an interesting individual.
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Economics
 Mar 29 2012
Get a decent gpa, decent SAT's, talk about stereotypically white/rich kid things in your interview (they really like rich students more than anything).

If you can afford the tuition without financial aid, you have a 70+ percent chance of getting in.
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Economics
 Feb 07 2011
Thankfully, this school's bad reputation has trickled down to the applicant pool. The acceptance rate is like 40% (Greater than that of UCONN), and it is a chinch to get accepted.
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Economics
 Aug 08 2010
You have to have strong academics. I did well on my interview and had strong extracurriculars.
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