Hey, i was wondering abt something similar. Would it be a good or bad thing for my college application if my yr 8/9/10 grades were average but I improved really quickly in the last two years? like 3.5 to 3.9

my family income is like 35k aud lol. So the grant isn't just provided at T10 unis? what about for international students?

I've heard that Northwestern University is really good.

I've heard that top US colleges give a lot of grants to poor students, that doesn't happen in the UK right?

Thanks

isnt waterloo the one where students look demented after the first year?

nah i meant "below only", is it this hard for all international students?

I'm taking it for the caffeine, the taste isn't great, but at least healthy

thanks I will try get research opportunities with nearby uni's

oh, the policy says if I completed less than one full academic year I will be treated as a first-year, if I completed one or more academic year I will be treated as a transfer student.

I'll try think of a way to not do any courses in the 3rd term in the current uni.

Not transfer, applying as a new student.

Maybe, only below 3-5 people in Australia get into any single ivy league / Oxbridge unis per year.

Yeah, I just realized that. So for Oxford and Cambridge, I apply between September and October, and then the results come out next year?

For other UK Unis applications start in January and the year starts around September?

Thank you

what is that?

the IB transcript of my grade also shows how many points are needed for the next grade so I'm fine.

yeah your right thanks

is it possible to get in with that grade? its ofc low on the spectrum

Is this just for the top 8-10 unis in the US? What about the top 20? If I don't get in.

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oh ok, thank you. What if I get #1 in math or English certificates from my high school? I can still submit them to the uni, right?

I thought these terms refer to number 1 and 2 in the entire graduating class (year level).

Or can they be used for number 1 in Maths or English in the graduating class as well?

Oh sorry, I meant class, i think its called differently, in my school it was called "Merit"

Same for international students? The universities in Australia don't give a cent.

unsw is underrated on that list, unsw should be just behind usyd overall.
But we're better at engineering / commerce stuff I think