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Expert Profile: Sue Kayton

Expertise:  I can help with recommendations for high school students interested in math / science oriented fields at the highly-selective universities.

Experience in the area
I have been interviewing high school students for MIT for 29 years, and keep on top of what other competitive universities are doing. My website http://www.suekayton.com/college.htm provides a lot of information - read this first before asking a question, please.

Education/Credentials
I graduated MIT and so did my son.

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User Comments
Thanks for your help sue. John
(John on 08/17/08)
Thanks ya.. *thumbs up*
(Lup Yee on 07/06/08)
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Recent Answers from Sue Kayton
2008-09-07  medical school Very few of these are accredited. If you look at overseas programs, make sure they are accredited and their degrees are recognized in your home country. There are online premed resources that will list...
2008-09-06  can i still get into a top finance undergrad program? Don't worry so much about where you go undergrad. In the finance world, what really matters is the MBA program. So apply to colleges that you have a reasonable chance to get into, plus one or two "stretch"...
2008-08-25  for studies... Go online or talk with people who are knowledgeable and identify several universities that offer the course of study that you are interested in. Find out what their requirements are to apply. Take the...
2008-08-21  Core Curriculum The best-known university with no required core curriculum is Brown, an Ivy-League college in Providence, Rhode Island. Most colleges have either one year or two years of required core classes. The large...
2008-07-27  transfer: change of course Most colleges accept transfers after the first two years, but fewer accept transfers after only one year. There are many factors to considre when transfering. 1) Why do you want to transfer? What...
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