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Date: Jan 09 2010 Major: Biology (This Major's Salary over time) i can honestly say that if it had not been for the individual attention i was able to have at high point, i do not think that i would have been admitted into medical school right after college. dr. sapp helped me more than i could ever imagine with everything from reviewing my application essays to giving me interview advice. furthermore, those who wrote me letters of recommendation really KNEW me, which was a huge help. i grew so much as a person at high point. being involved on campus helped me gain a great deal of responsibilty and communication skills. i could not be happier with my college experience. i feel as if i received an excellent education, grew socially, and established relationships which i knew will last for decades to come. the campus is absolutely amazing. you'll never see anything quite like it at any other college. i will not have accommodations like i did at high point for another 15 years probably. theres TONS to do if you get involved. remember that: get involved. i was never, ever bored as a student at high point.
best advice for getting in:
of course you want to do well on standardized exams and during high school, but the admission committee especially focuses on your personality and how much you want to get involved. they don't want students who just want to sit in their rooms all day. yea, maybe you can get IN with an ok personality, but getting a scholarship is a whole other ballgame, which requires at least two interviews. take a tour, meet some professors in your predicted field of study, show lots of enthusiasm, and always ask a couple of questions. helps to stay in touch with the admissions office, also. high point is a school that, although is has increased in size since i graduated 1.5 years a go, will remember you. love that school!
Major: Biology (This Major's Salary over time)
i can honestly say that if it had not been for the individual attention i was able to have at high point, i do not think that i would have been admitted into medical school right after college. dr. sapp helped me more than i could ever imagine with everything from reviewing my application essays to giving me interview advice. furthermore, those who wrote me letters of recommendation really KNEW me, which was a huge help. i grew so much as a person at high point. being involved on campus helped me gain a great deal of responsibilty and communication skills. i could not be happier with my college experience. i feel as if i received an excellent education, grew socially, and established relationships which i knew will last for decades to come. the campus is absolutely amazing. you'll never see anything quite like it at any other college. i will not have accommodations like i did at high point for another 15 years probably. theres TONS to do if you get involved. remember that: get involved. i was never, ever bored as a student at high point. best advice for getting in: of course you want to do well on standardized exams and during high school, but the admission committee especially focuses on your personality and how much you want to get involved. they don't want students who just want to sit in their rooms all day. yea, maybe you can get IN with an ok personality, but getting a scholarship is a whole other ballgame, which requires at least two interviews. take a tour, meet some professors in your predicted field of study, show lots of enthusiasm, and always ask a couple of questions. helps to stay in touch with the admissions office, also. high point is a school that, although is has increased in size since i graduated 1.5 years a go, will remember you. love that school!