Actually, it IS hard to get into Ivy Colleges with good SAT score and a 4.0 gpa, because every other person who is applying to those schools also has good (nearly perfect) SAT scores and perfect gpa. I am from the Northeast and have many friends who attend Ivy schools, (mostly Dartmouth (but i know people who go to Brown and UPenn). And these kids that I know have WAAAAY more than just "good SAT score and a 4.0 average". I am now a sophomore studying Molecular and Cellular Biology and the University of Illinois (one of the best public universities in the nation) and plan on attending medical school. I had higher than 4.0 and "good" SAT score and I got rejected from Dartmouth, Harvard, UPenn, Brown, and Yale. Its not that easy to get into those schools man... And, if you're only 15, looks like you have a LOT of research to do before you start saving money for Harvard. I see that your father is an alumus and yes, legacy will help you, but still, its more than just "good SAT scores and a 4.0 and legacy). I suggest playing sports, being that captain of that sports team, playing an instrument, National Honor Society... all that. Im not trying to be mean or condescending or a jerk at all. I'm just trying to give you a heads up about the college application process because I was once a high school student who has gone through the process and I like to think that I know a lot about it. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask!!! I just dont want you to think that "its not that hard to get into an ivy league school" because it is. -glass ok, i just reread your post.. 15 and graduating this year, impressive and english is a second language... Universities LOVE people like you !!! I just didnt want you to get the wrong impression... where are you from?!
Well i was born here and i lived here until i was 3. Lived in Spain until i was 8. I speaked full spanish and half french due to my mom being french. I returned and learned english. I took french classes till i was 13. I skipped 5th and 6th grade due to knowing all the info that was being tought. Freshman year i took, Pre-Calc Chemistry History Photoshop Spanish 4 French 3 Honors English Gym/Health Sophmore year Senior Math Physics Physical Anthropology Cisco 1/2 English 11 Honors History Gym/health AP Spanish Junior Year AP Bio AP English College French Webmasters Ap Physics AP Calc Cisco 3/4 AP Us History PSAT- 72 on reading, 78 on math, 77 on writing (out of 80) SAT- I scored 1562 out of 1600 if you dont count the writing section. I got 2300 out of 2400. I totally understand what you mean, i play soccer for the varsity team. I have been -------approved into Harvard but my goal is to go to princeton. If i keep my grades higher than a 4.0 and i pass the AP tests im garanteed a spot in harvard. I love all types of Biology, its in my top 3 career options.
Can I have you brainz? Im just kidding, those are pretty impressive. Meh, hope you get it matey. Im just hoping to go to college somewhere nice. As long as I have a career I like doing, I dont care where I go to school to get the education for that career.
Im surprised you didint make it, but it looks like you have a great career ahead of you, Gl with everything.
Is this about web design anymore >___> and I wanna learn flash, I am gonna take a class next year on it. I just wanted to know is Golive really needed, or can I use frontpage
This is very offtopic and a mod flaming thats not good... But any way about how much will the programs i need cost and how much do i need to know about these programs before i can do a ok job?
Sue me, its the off topic forum, and its not flaming, its heated discussion, flaming would be calling him names, insulting him, etc. I am simply stating the purely obvious point that he isn't getting paid what he says he is (as I did an IP search to find his town/state and then searched for the company he specified located within his state) and it is NOWHERE near a ----- template worth anything more than $500 and $100/mo to maintain by a true, overpriced -----. As for the programs... go to adobe.com and look up all of those products. Knowledge of the program is not as much of an issue as being creative is. The actual knowledge of the program needed is nothing huge, its the design concept that catches most people.
