There is no set required SAT score for admission to Vassar, although your application will be judged in part based on your score. The average SAT scores for students admitted to Vassar are in the 2050-2250 range, with a reading and math score of 1360-1500.

You should be at or near the top of your class.

It's impossible to be more specific, because admissions is not an exact science. Admissions officers balance and weigh a number of different factors. Moreover, the significance of your class rank depends on where you went to high school. Being near the top of your class in a large school with a good reputation means more than being at the top in a small, unknown school.

Only seven percent of students who apply to Princeton will be accepted. The students who are accepted to Princeton have graduated in the top ten percent of their class.

Look,Yale is one of the most pretigious university and therefore you need to concentrate alot if you really want to get into Yale.

- You should give a huge emphasis on extra curricular activities

-It's better if you have done internships

-Sat score should be around 2400:]

-Your Gpa should be awesome.

-Your essay should be brilliant as your entire admission depends on just an essay. I'm not even kidding. It should be good. Remember write the essay yourself cause no one knows you better:] Later,You can get it check by tons of people to check out whether the entire thing is perfect or not.

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They each have their own requirements, but generally it is a full course load all throughout high school including: 4 years of english, 3-4 years of math, 2-3 years of a foreign language, 2-3 yers of science (at least 1 must be lab based), 3 years of social sciences, and possibly an art or music class (sometimes any elective will do. In addition to these, it would be nice to have at least 2 years of a foreign language. You should take as many honors and Advanced Placement classes as possible.

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Princeton Univeristy was founded as "The College of New Jersey." It did not adopt the name "Princeton University" until Woodrow Wilson became the University President in the early 20th century.

Princeton University is located in Princeton, NJ. Rutgers University, The State University, has several campuses throughout the state of New Jersey. Its original campus is located in New Brunswick, NJ, about 20 miles from Princeton. Other substantial campuses are in suburban areas near New Brunswick, and additional campuses are located in Newark , NJ and in south Jersey.

The average GPA at Princeton is 3.9. This makes Princeton Extremely Competitive for GPAs. With a GPA of 3.9, Princeton requires you to be at the top of your class. You'll need nearly straight A's in all your classes to compete with other applicants.

Unfortunatly, most colleges look at both an SAT score and a GPA requirement for merit scholarships, if they offer any at all. An individual college's financial aid page will give more adequate details on what is available. For example, enrollment in a small private school with an SAT score of 1350 (combined Critical reading and math, not Writing) may result in a more generous offer than a state school or a school with a very high calibur.

== == As of October 2007, Princeton University had 4918 undergraduate students and 2416 graduate students, for a total enrolment of 7334 students. There are about 850 full-time faculty members.

Both Princeton University and Yale University are widely agreed to be among the best universities in the US, and perhaps the world. Each has strengths in a variety of areas. Selecting one as better that the other, overall, is purely a matter of personal opinion.

Ivy League freshman do not come from a certain high school and Ivy League Schools do not give any more attention to private high schools than they do public high schools.

Lamar Alexander, John Nance Garner, Al Gore, Jr., Tipper Gore, Supreme Court Associate Justice James Clark McReynolds, Congressman Steve Cohen, David Boaz, John R. Steelman, Senator Theodore Bilbo. Dinah Shore, Rosanne Cash, Amy Grant, and Dierks Bentley. Delbert Mann (B.A. 1941), Tom Schulman (B.A. 1972), actors Molly Sims (B.S. 1995) and Joe Bob Briggs (B.A. 1974). Three U.S. Poet Laureates are Vanderbilt alums: Allen Tate (B.A. 1922), Robert Penn Warren (B.A. 1925), and Randall Jarrell (M.A. 1938). Novelists James Dickey (B.A. 1949) and James Patterson (M.A. 1970). Two well-known sportswriters, Grantland Rice (B.A. 1901) and Fred Russell (B.A. 1927), have a scholarship named after them at the university, and Buster Olney (B.A. 1988) writes for ESPN.com and The New York Times. Journalist David Brinkley attended briefly. Debora Shuger graduated with three degrees (B.A. 1975), (M.A. 1978), and (M.A.T. 1978) Current Denver Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler (B.S. 2005) is also a Vanderbilt alum, only the third to be drafted in the first round of the NFL draft. Three alumni, biochemist Stanford Moore (B.A. 1935), economist Muhammad Yunus (Ph.D. 1971), and Al Gore have won the Nobel Prize.

Strictly speaking, a fraternity is a "brotherhood." In the United States, on colleges campuses, fraternities are organizations that young men join, in which they live together in a house close to campus - acceptance of a newcomer into a fraternity is frequently dependent on successful completion of "initiation rites," also known as "hazing." Unfortunately, this frequently involves the consumption of massive amounts of alcohol, in fact, one reads about a young man dying of alcohol poisoning at a school almost every year.

John F. Kennedy attended Princeton briefly but was forced to withdraw because of illness before completeing his first semester. Lisa Halliby, later Queen Noor al Husein of Jordan, graduated from Princeton as a member of the first undergraduate class to include women. Jose Ferrer graduated from Princeton, as did Jimmy Stuart (actor) and Josh Logan (Broadway Producer) James Madison, President of the United States, graduated from Princeton. Brooke Shields, model and actress from Blue Lagoon and other films, went to Princeton

Jamaicans come from Jamaica, which is not in Africa. Jamaica is in the Caribbean Sea. Of course, a Jamaican person has not neccessarily been born or ever lived in Jamaica but may have had Jamaican ancestors and been born in a completely different country

The Battle of Yorktown was important to the Americans because the American and French soldiers got the British soldiers to surrender which gave the Americans freedom from Britain but, even after that there were little battles because the word hadn't spread fully to everyone because the couldn't just call them and say " Hey Britain surrendered." p.s. To the guy on top that is very imature and if you did "write it code" why would you have commas? If you are going to just mess with people you might as well say " It gave them chocolate." because that still would be a better answer than you pressing random buttons. -SuperDalton101