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Jay CuttsU.S.
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Preparation for LSAT, GRE, MCAT, GMAT. Personal statements, letters of recommendation, graduate application process, practice tests. No Questions about Undergrad Admissions(unless you are planning to go to law, business, medical or grad school eventually). Note that I change private questions to public so they are available to others. If you have something that is truly private, let me know. | |
Keith BermanU.S.
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I can answer questions regarding any part of the college and graduate school application process, such as: 1.) What are colleges looking for in an essay? If I wrote on [a given topic], would that help or hurt me? 2.) Should I include a portfolio of music in an application? How should I do it? 3.) Does applying for financial aid affect my chances of admission? 4.) Should I get a recommendation from a sophomore year teacher as opposed to a junior year teacher? Why? 5.) How much does the SAT/ACT matter in the admissions process at [a given school]? 6.) What are my chances at [a given school]? | |
Karen DechmanU.S.
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As a Harvard graduate with almost 20 years of experience, I can accurately answer questions on how to be competitive in the admissions and scholarship process. I can also answer questions on achieving academic excellence in high school/college and how to obtain excellent internships for future employment success. You will need to visit the websites of the schools of your interest to learn the answers on specific questions such as expected SAT scores or deadlines. I will not advise on athletic scholarships. |
Hi, Kathy. The GRE scores are in flux right now. Many schools are not sure how to use the new scoring scale. However, the practice scores you cited are equivalent to Q670 and V560 on the old scale.
You might want to read http://www.npsma.org/ The PSM has great value in the job market. Only the university where you wish to attend for your Phd can answer the question if they will accept your
Don't stress. You look like a strong candidate. I cannot speak for these schools, but you seem to taking the right steps. You know you need to take the ACT, again. I don't see any honors (AP?) courses
Hi, Akshat. Your first two questions are outside of my area of expertise. Most MBA schools require the GMAT exam. Some will also accept the GRE. Generally you need at least a 500 on the GMAT. For
Hi, Colleen. First of all, it would be a good idea for you to identify four or five of the schools you would be most interested in attending so that you can contact them directly about their prerequisites
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