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作者: twosonspa 時間: 15-9-3 12:04 標題: 考美國大學一問
SAT分數是2180, AP Maths 及 Physics 都是 5, 這幾年全級三甲內, 請問可否估計考入美國UC Berkeley及Stanford的機會如何? 我明白大學還要睇Essay, 介紹信等等. 謝謝.
作者: passers 時間: 15-9-3 14:13 標題: 回覆：twosonspa 的帖子
If AB syllabus then 60%,if BC syllabus then 80%. The rest depends your essay and interview.
作者: nintendo 時間: 15-9-3 14:56
They also look at high school grades / transcript.
More, any sports? Working experience? Community services?
US university admission process is a basket of lots of qualities of students.
作者: twosonspa 時間: 15-9-3 17:44
謝謝意見。
再問，如何可以將學校成續換算為GPA?
作者: bullystick 時間: 15-9-4 19:00 標題: 回覆：twosonspa 的帖子
The SAT score is a bit low for Stanford, but school considers the entire application of an applicant, so you'll need to find someway to compensate that
作者: dlam141231 時間: 15-9-4 20:26
坦白說, 這個SAT低了些, 入Stanford機會很微, 至於2科AP考5分, 真是閒事, 要申請這等美國名校的, 誰不另考幾科AP又或SAT II科目, 又都滿分的, 尤其數學或理科, 大有人在. 不過, 真是很想入Stanford的, 也無妨一試, 總會有奇績.
作者: twosonspa 時間: 15-9-5 19:27
謝謝，已報了其他UC.
如有成功入讀UC, Stanford及Caltech，歡迎分享。
作者: kkbbkk 時間: 15-9-9 12:31
Two AP subjects seem not enough for Stanford and UC Berkeley. It will be different if you have other hooks, e.g. legacy, donation, ethnic minority.
If the high school is not a well-recognized ones, they may discount on your school grade or GPA.
作者: webeheld 時間: 15-9-10 00:26
Can you pay full tuition? It will make a humongous difference.
Bear in mind Stanford only has around 2-3 spots for HK students every year. 1-2 LPC, 1-2 CIS, the occasional DGS/SPCC, that's it pretty much.
As for Cal, definitely not within the leagues of Stanford in terms of admissions selectivity. But still not determinable statistically - it's not UCLA.
作者: twosonspa 時間: 15-9-11 19:51
Ivy Fair HK
Date: 23 Sep 2015
Venue: DGS
The Ivy Fair is a college fair jointly run by the alumni clubs of the Ivy League colleges plus MIT and Stanford. High school students interested in learning about our universities can talk with alumni, many of whom are familiar with the application process. This will be our 8th year.
Pre-registration is required. Please register here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/ ... hktYiKfUk19101a0Ns/
作者: twosonspa 時間: 15-9-16 19:27
哈佛大學 2015 新生問卷調查
哈佛大學對該校1665名大一新生進行電子郵件調查，共收到1184份回覆，約占本屆新生總人數71%。
調查結果顯示，新生男生占51%，女生48%，變性人0.5%。
白人學生占62%，亞裔占30%，拉丁裔和美籍非裔分別為12%和11%。
約6%的受訪新生來自公立高中，35%來自於私立高中。
16%有至少一個父母曾上哈佛大學本科。
來自美國東北部的學生最多占38%，其次為西部19%，11% 國際學生。
SAT的平均成績為2229分其中亞裔學生成績最高，平均總分達2300分, 拉丁裔和美籍非裔，平均總分分別為2174和2149分，白人學生分均分為2218分。
56%的學生獲得了財政補助。
作者: mugtaitai 時間: 15-9-17 17:00
twosonspa 發表於 15-9-16 19:27 
哈佛大學 2015 新生問卷調查
白人62%，亞裔30%，拉丁裔12%... 加埋多過100%？
6%來自公立高中，35%來自私立高中，咁其餘呢？即使加埋11%國際學生，都係得52%？另外嘅48%係來自邊度？
作者: 123kachi 時間: 15-9-17 23:46
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You may post your question to the forum of College Confidential website :
http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/cc-top-universities/
They are more experienced in U.S. college admission.
作者: twosonspa 時間: 15-9-18 20:19
很多資訊，尤其已入讀學生的回應，謝謝!
作者: winterpolaris 時間: 15-10-22 00:50
Does the school offer more AP courses, or are those two the only offerings? Cal (the UC system, really) does take into account the offering of AP courses at the school. For example, if Physics and Calc are the only AP courses available, they'll take into account that you've done your best given the situation. If there are others, they'll question why you haven't taken the rest (especially if there are humanities/social sciences APs, since both of those are STEM).
To convert letter grades into GPA, A = 4.0, B = 3.0, C = 2.0, etc. Take all your courses' numerical values, divide by the number of courses. Some/most schools have a "weighted" GPA where AP courses have one more point added for A's and B's (i.e. A = 5.0, B = 4.0). Schools may also count +/- point values, such that A- = 3.5, B+ = 3.3, B- = 2.5, etc. Note that A/A+ are still 4.0.
Like others have said, US colleges take in the holistic application. GPA and scores are important, of course, but so are extracurriculars, community services, leadership roles, and personal statements. Cal is getting increasingly competitive even for in-states/US citizens, let alone internationals. If you are dead set on these two schools, but may not have the most stellar holistic application and finances are not an issue, I would suggest attending a community college in the Bay Area, then transferring as a junior transfer (3rd year). The probability of getting in, assuming your grades and extracurriculars are stellar in the first two years at the CC, would increase significantly than just applying as an international incoming freshman.
作者: nintendo 時間: 15-10-22 08:50 標題: 引用：謝謝，已報了其他UC.如有成功入讀UC,+Stanf
原帖由 twosonspa 於 15-09-05 發表
謝謝，已報了其他UC.
如有成功入讀UC, Stanford及Caltech，歡迎分享。
作者: Obiepapa 時間: 15-10-25 22:16 標題: 回覆：考美國大學一問
呢兩間亞洲人太多，不如報東岸學校機會大點。
作者: twosonspa 時間: 15-11-26 22:33
Winterpolis, thanks for the GPA convertion method.
The school does not offer AP course. My son decides to apply top US universities (high reach) and local universities (safety) via DSE.
作者: mugtaitai 時間: 16-4-10 15:56
twosonspa 發表於 15-9-5 19:27
謝謝，已報了其他UC.
如有成功入讀UC, Stanford及Caltech，歡迎分享。
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-4-11 19:26
Congrats to your friend. My son is also accepted by UCB and UCLA.
作者: mugtaitai 時間: 16-4-11 22:11
twosonspa 發表於 16-4-11 19:26
Congrats to your friend. My son is also accepted by UCB and UCLA.
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-4-11 22:26
Thanks. From Hong Kong as international student.
作者: dlam141231 時間: 16-4-11 22:36
twosonspa 發表於 16-4-11 19:26
Congrats to your friend. My son is also accepted by UCB and UCLA.
恭喜~~是否決定去UCB?
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-4-11 22:50
謝謝。
還未百分百肯定入讀UCB。
作者: bbJP 時間: 16-4-11 23:21
Congrats!
May I know which subject he is going to major in?
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-4-11 23:23
Thanks.
He is going to major in Physics.
作者: bbJP 時間: 16-4-11 23:33
twosonspa 發表於 16-4-11 23:23
Thanks.
He is going to major in Physics.
作者: cp2004 時間: 16-4-12 08:16
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恭喜!
作者: mugtaitai 時間: 16-4-12 08:35
twosonspa 發表於 16-4-11 22:50
謝謝。
還未百分百肯定入讀UCB。
令郎成績一定很好。請問他在港是就讀國際學校嗎？介意分享一下他的成績嗎？其他體藝？
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-4-13 00:01
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作者: mugtaitai 時間: 16-4-13 09:18
twosonspa 發表於 16-4-13 00:01
還有一間Williams College 是 Waitlister. 不過要5月1日後才知結果. 今次他考美國大學的結果如下:
MIT(reac ...
國際學生也有助學金嗎？我聽聞 UC 自金融海嘯後一直財困，這幾年一直提高外州生和國際學生的收生比率，因為這些學生交的學費比本州生高得多，以致加州居民投訴不絕，這樣的財政狀況下還能提供助學金給國際學生真是德政
作者: Shootastar 時間: 16-4-13 10:23
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The profile is excellent.
I think he can apply for transfer next year to Stanford or other Ivies if he can maintain good GPA in his fresh year + good grade in humanity subjects.
作者: manning2014 時間: 16-4-13 12:53
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Your son is really great in all those result (particularly SAT and SATII). May I ask are overseas elite universities (US or UK) your son's target? Or is he still waiting for result from local universities for some kind of 神科? If overseas elite universities are always his target, why he did not choose to take IB stream when he was Grade 10, rather than taking DSE? I would have guessed he will get more and better US offers if he take IB now. Just my 2 cents. Thank you.
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-4-14 00:06
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是的, 國際學生是沒有助學金. 不過他申請時, 所有學校都填了需要助學金.
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-4-14 00:08
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Thanks for the suggestion.
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-4-14 00:14
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Thanks. His strategy is applying reach and match schools in US and HK universities as safety.
IB students cannot take Physics, Chem and Bio courses together, but he wants to study all of them.
I suggest students should apply reach, match and safety schools because it is no warranty. It could be 3 for each of them. If so, it will take a lot of time in preparing the essay (prepare sooner the possible). Lots of good schools in US especially STEM majors, I go to College Confidential forum and find lots of helpful information.
作者: manning2014 時間: 16-4-14 10:56
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Thanks for your sharing. If your son target is STEM major (Physic), better take UCB. No need to wait for the Williams which although is very good but a LAC only. Not suit your son. Congrats again.
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-4-15 00:06
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Thanks for the advice. It will be up to my son's decision if accepted by Williams.
By the way, I would like to share a 2014 thread "Williams College Vs UC Berkeley" with who will apply LAC and big universities in US.
OP : l have been accepted to both Cal and Williams, and l am torn between the two. l am an international student and l can't afford to visit both campuses. l have full rides to both schools, so money is not a deciding factor. l didn't think l would be fortunate enough to get into any of the two schools. l intend to do a double major in Computer Science (CS) and Econ (or Physics). l hope to go to a top 10 CS grad school or business school. l also want to learn Mandarin Chinese. l am interested in debating, financial clubs, and quiz. l am not that much into sports. l have received advice that ranges from "Dude, are you mad? UCB has the best CS department in the world; You should go there" to "Cal's CS classes will weed you out. At Cal, you will be just a number". l am slightly leaning towards Williams because of the small class sizes and individualized attention. l have little CS background.
Guest A: Williams is a very successful and highly rated college, you cannot go wrong with selecting Williams.
Guest B: I would go with Cal. Apart from having one of the best CS departments in the world, Cal students have a lot of opportunities in terms of internships and research -if the student is proactive. Cal is known to be a tough school and grade deflation is an issue, but grad schools recognize the difficulty of the curriculum and will take that into account when reviewing your application. Honestly if you want to learn from the best in your field, and if you think you'd be fine in a large class environment, I would advise that you choose Cal.
Guest C: You could hardly find two more different environments. You'd get an excellent education at either one with entree to top graduate and professional schools.
I think your choice depends on how much emphasis you want to place on CS. Williams has a respectable CS program, but Cal's is one of the top in the country with a lot of interaction with Silicon Valley. Economics and math are excellent at both. Physics is proportionately a smaller department at Williams, but still good.
Aside from CS, the differences are still significant: Berkeley is a huge research university in an urban environment. Williams is a small liberal arts college in an insular mountain village. At Berkeley and in the greater San Francisco/Oakland area, you will be exposed to a wide range of racial, ethnic and economic diversity. Williams works hard to achieve diversity on campus, but the surrounding area is mostly White, mostly middle class. You'll be able to get to New York or Boston for a weekend now and then, but to be happy at Williams, you really have to embrace the insular, isolated -- and profoundly beautiful -- location.
But, to me, the most critical point of differentiation is the teaching style and academic environment. At big State U's like Berkeley you get big classes, often taught by TA's; big name professors who may or may not be interested in teaching undergraduates. Advising and personal attention are available but you have to assertively seek it.
At Williams you get small classes, almost always taught by a full professor whose whole reason to be is to teach undergraduates. Your professors know you and will be there for you when you need recommendations for years to come. Advising and counseling are accessible and there's a strong sense of community.
You should also think about where you will eventually live and work. Everyone everywhere has heard of Berkeley. Although Williams is well known in academic circles and by certain employers, it will not have the same name recognition and therefore prestige in other parts of the world.
So it's a tough decision that only you can make. A lot depends on how comfortable you are with American culture and education. If you've traveled or lived in the U.S. the transition to Berkeley will be easier. If you haven't you might find Williams a more welcoming and nurturing environment.
PS, Then there's the weather. . .
Guest D: The entire Cal system has faced huge financial cutbacks in recent years. Stories abound about folks being shut out of classes and/or increasingly enormous class sizes, and it is becoming harder to even graduate in four years. The faculty in CS, physics and econ will be far more focused on teaching grad students and have little time to devote to the absolutely enormous (and growing) number of undergraduate students in their classes, which, as others have noted, may largely be taught by TA's in many cases in any event.
Williams just has far more resources devoted on a per-student basis (by an enormous ratio) than Cal, and you will be able to take any classes you want, get individualized attention directly from professors (including in tutorials and in summer and academic year research opportunities). There are certainly reasons to choose Cal, mainly, if you want a huge university environment and enjoy the social activism and bohemian atmosphere of the campus and community, but from an educational standpoint, I think Williams is a no-brainer here. Especially because you are talking about fields that Williams is particularly strong in -- check out the Apker awards, or the Williams math department (because math is closely tied to all three disciplines you list), Physics and Econ are two of the best departments at Williams and CS, while small, is strong, and grads go on to great things. Just check out what recent grads have done! As you can see, you can practically writer your ticket to the best jobs and grad programs in the country if you are Physics/CS major at Williams:
http://www.cs.williams.edu/people/alumni-directory/
Guest E: Living 40 minutes away from cal, I have taken classes and know how great its CS department is and I have gotten an econ internship before (and I'm going to be a freshman in college next year!) Personally, I think your interests would line up with Cal more, and the international students support is extremely strong there. Williams is great too,
作者: lijacq 時間: 16-4-15 09:31 標題: 回覆：twosonspa 的帖子
Harvey Mudd is an excellent LAC for science and engineering too!
作者: simonlawht2 時間: 16-4-15 15:20
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Shootastar 發表於 16-4-13 10:23
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The profile is excellent.
唔算excellent, AP 科數太少！呢個成績考上Ivy League Universities 比較難。如果有七至十科AP 响手比較理想……
作者: Shootastar 時間: 16-4-15 18:55
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I think the colleges would consider your application against your own background.
If you study Physics, Chem, Biology and Math +English +Chinese in the curriculum of HKDSE, you cannot achieve my AP (with score 5).
In the context of the result published [SAT: 2,390, Math, Chem and Phy (800 each), plus 3 AP (score 5), the result is excellent in my opinion. I agree that this result may not be competitive enough for an Ivy this year, if the student can maintain high GPA plus taking several humanity subjects in the first year, there is a good chance of transfer.
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-4-16 00:29
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I totally agree.
Also from the poster's comment below, Pomona sound like a very good LAC in STEM majors for students want to study in CA.
I'm a current Pomona physics major on the astrophysics track. The professors are very accessible. I frequently socialize with them outside of classes/office hours through lunches, dinners, and off-campus activities/department outings (camping trips are common). Due to the small size of the department, you get to know all the professors after a while, even if you haven't had a class with them. There are roughly an equal number of professors as there are physics majors in your year.
Research positions are easy to come by. I've been doing research since freshman year through the Carnegie Observatories program. This past summer I went down to Chile to observe at the Magellan Telescopes. Research is also done on campus through our SURP, but I haven't done one. Opportunities are plenty, don't let the LAC image fool you about research. This summer I'll be doing one-on-one research with a Caltech professor, working on a computational astrophysics problem.
Class size varies with course number, where lower division courses tend to be more traditionally sized (by LAC standards) at 20-30. Two of my upper-div courses have 4 and 5 total in the class (including me), one of which is at Harvey Mudd. Professors take advantage of the small class size to teach some courses in a tutorial style where you present problems worked on the day before. You feel more motivated to learn the material when you constitute 25% of the class alone (good luck trying to not be noticed if you're absent).
You end up taking several of your major classes up north at Mudd (especially if you're astrophysics), and in general I've enjoyed Mudd physics classes more than Pomona's, although this is mostly due to personal preference and the professors teaching the course. Mudd astro students usually end up taking Pomona's astro (and physics) classes as well; the department is joint taught.
I became an astro major spring of my first year when I took intro astro to fulfill a general ed requirement (I was math before). I don't know what else to say except I liked the material/class. Majoring in physics has been a combination of having my room covered in problem sets and gallons (liters?) of coffee. Wouldn't have it any other way (except maybe more sleep would be
nice).
作者: lijacq 時間: 16-4-16 22:27 標題: 回覆：twosonspa 的帖子
From the statistics, Pomona is just as selective as UC Berkeley and UCLA and Harvey Mudd can be same as MIT!! But they are famous in California and west coast. But not many oursiders know these names.
These are good colleges to build connections, do undergraduate research, and have good in class discussions with classmates and professors and very good for graduate school preparation, and medical school preparation as well.
Williams is terrific as well and more well known than these Claremont colleges. But being in California helps a lot as Silicon Valley and the new Playa Vista is in LA for CS major.
UC Berkeley as terrific reaearch university as well and recognised worldwide.
作者: simonlawht2 時間: 16-4-18 09:47
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I think the colleges would consider your application against your own backg ...
My friend is currently working as an advisor in an Ivy League university.
作者: simonlawht2 時間: 16-4-18 13:03
而家好多大學要學生玩多一樣嘢, 就係要在大學報名前三年參加一些有關暑期班, 例如想讀工程就要讀有關Engineering 的 Summer School, 仲要係有quality 的Summer Program (例如 Johns Hopkins SET http://cty.jhu.edu/set/ ), 要俾學校睇到學生係有誠意讀呢個系, 而香港好多學生忽略了這個項目。
作者: Shootastar 時間: 16-4-18 14:39
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Thanks for your sharing. Agreed.
作者: simonlawht2 時間: 16-4-18 15:29
如果呢個係唔係男生, 而係女生的話, 情形又不一樣了, 學生可以用這個成績報Wellesley College, 入到去再報MIT-Wellesley double-degree program:
http://www.wellesley.edu/advising/classdeans/engineering/dd
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-4-18 22:50
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Thanks for the information. Do you know how to re-apply the schools with DSE result? Thanks.
作者: simonlawht2 時間: 16-4-19 09:40
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Thanks for the information. Do you know how to re-apply the schools with DS ...
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-4-19 22:12
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Thanks for the suggestion.
作者: simonlawht2 時間: 16-5-1 18:14
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Thanks for the suggestion.
1) 有冇幫你個仔申請加州Occidental College 或 Pomona College? 這二間院校跟Caltech合作有一個3/2 Program, 在Occidental College 或 Pomona College讀三年, 另外在Caltech 讀二年, 拿兩個大學學位。
参考:
https://www.admissions.caltech.edu/content/32-program
2) Dartmouth College 也是有類似的型式, 跟其他院校合作舉辦Dual-Degree Program:
http://engineering.dartmouth.edu/academics/undergraduate/dual/
3) Columbia University 同埋Occidental College 或其他院校合作舉辦Combined Program, 畢業時也是拿二張文憑 (美國總統Obama也是用這途徑在Columbia University 畢業):
http://undergrad.admissions.columbia.edu/learn/academiclife/engineering/combined-plan-program
http://undergrad.admissions.columbia.edu/sites/default/files/combined_plan_affiliates_2014.2015.pdf
或者你可以想一下以上途徑，問請楚大學Advisor 再申請。
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-5-2 12:18
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Thanks for the information.
我個仔沒有申請加州Occidental College 或 Pomona College, 他報了東部的Williams College, 現時是waitlist.
作者: simonlawht2 時間: 16-5-2 12:49
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Thanks for the information.
希望Williams College 會取錄他, 到時可以報Williams College 同埋Columbia University 的 3-2 Program:
https://physics.williams.edu/pre-engineering/
https://wso.williams.edu/wiki/index.php/3-2
或是Williams College 同埋Dartmouth College 的Dual-Degree Program:
http://engineering.dartmouth.edu/academics/undergraduate/dual/
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-5-2 13:19
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Thanks again for the prompt reply.
Any comment between UCB and Williams!
Best,
作者: lijacq 時間: 16-5-2 13:45 標題: 回覆：twosonspa 的帖子
I went to UCLA and Stanford back then and my two brothers went to UC Berkeley. The classes are so big that you dont need to even show up if you are confident you can handle tests and exams. One professor did notice me and asked if I want to do some research, but upon knowing I am an international student, he did not bother anymore. So my point is, the amount of interaction between professors and a student in undergrad is not much.
At the end of the day, we do get a degree from a highly respected university that would help very much with getting a good career.
But if your son wants to pursue post graduate studies, he may want more personal relationship with professors, advisers and probably more research work opps.
作者: simonlawht2 時間: 16-5-2 13:48
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Thanks again for the prompt reply.
http://colleges.startclass.com/compare/270-2014/University-of-California-Berkeley-vs-Williams-College
http://www.ratemyprofessors.com/campusRatings.jsp?sid=1072
http://www.ratemyprofessors.com/ShowRatings.jsp?tid=1718788
https://physics.williams.edu/people/graduates/
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-5-2 14:27
lijacq 發表於 16-5-2 13:45
One professor did notice me and asked if I want to do some research, but upon knowing I am an international student, he did not bother anymore ...
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-5-2 18:10
回覆 simonlawht2 的帖子
Thanks.
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-5-2 18:41
2016年 UC Berkeley 收生資料
https://news.berkeley.edu/wp-con ... -statistics-750.jpg
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-5-2 18:45
Ranked data for the Ivy Leagues (share from a poster):
Total Applications:
1.Cornell 44,966
2.Harvard 39,041
3.Penn 38,918
4.Columbia 36,292
5.Brown 32,390
6.Yale 31,349
7.Princeton 29,303
8.Dartmouth 20,675
RD acceptance rate:
1.Harvard RD 1119 out of 32868 (3.4%)
2.Yale RD 1177 out of 26793 (4.4%)
3.Princeton RD 1109 out of 25074 (4.4%)
4.Columbia ED/RD 2193 out of 36292 (6.0%)
5.Penn RD 2326 out of 33156 (7.0%)
6.Brown RD 2250 out of 29360 (7.7%)
7.Dartmouth RD 1682 out of 18748 (9.0%)
8.Cornell RD 4939 out of 40084 (12.3%)
Early acceptance rate:
1.Harvard SCEA 918 out of 6173 (14.9%)
2.Yale SCEA 795 out of 4662 (17.1%)
3.Princeton SCEA 785 out of 4229 (18.6%)
4.Brown ED 669 out of 3030 (22.1%)
5.Penn ED 1335 out of 5762 (23.2%)
6.Dartmouth ED 494 out of 1927 (25.6%)
7.Cornell ED 1338 out of 4882 (27.4%)
8.Columbia ED (no data)
Total Acceptance Rate:
1.Harvard 2037 out of 39,041 (5.2%)
2.Columbia 2193 out of 36,292 (6.0%)
3.Yale 1972 out of 31,349 (6.3%)
4.Princeton 1894 out of 29,303 (6.4%)
5.Brown 2919 out of 32,390 (9.0%)
6.Penn 3661 out of 38,918 (9.4%)
7.Dartmouth 2176 out of 20,675 (10.5%)
8.Cornell 6277 out of 44,966 (13.96%)
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-8-1 12:32
剛收到美國大學要求填報一份Tuberculosis (TB) Health Assessment Form, 我查詢了在香港幫我兒子做美國VISA驗身的醫療中心, 他們回覆不能填報, 建議我們帶齊所有針咭及肺片CD, 連同Assessment Form找美國的醫生填報.
如有其他家長曾經幫仔女填報, 請分享你的經驗, 謝謝.
作者: HKdevil 時間: 16-8-3 23:52 標題: 回覆：twosonspa 的帖子
找政府醫生，叫你私家介紹或直接打政府clinic
作者: mugtaitai 時間: 16-8-4 09:33
twosonspa 發表於 16-8-1 12:32
剛收到美國大學要求填報一份Tuberculosis (TB) Health Assessment Form, 我查詢了在香港幫我兒子做美國VISA ...
1. 搵私家醫生寫紙，介紹去化驗所或者醫院做 tb test （留意而家唔知點解 tb test 好渴市，我搵左好多間私家醫院都冇晒貨，要等藥廠下一批貨，醫院都唔知幾時，化驗所都一樣，去前先問清楚有冇得做，先叫家庭醫生寫紙）
2. 去化驗所做 test（留意學校嘅要求，tb test 分兩種，一種係 skin test 另一種係 blood test，要跟返學校要求做）
3. 化驗結果出左，再請醫生填寫學校嘅 assessment form
tb test 唔平，整個過程，包括醫生寫紙，做 test，再搵醫生填 form，要二千幾，大約一個星期左右，自己預時間
作者: twosonspa 時間: 16-8-4 10:39
mugtaitai 發表於 16-8-4 09:33
我仔啱啱做左，流程係：
1. 搵私家醫生寫紙，介紹去化驗所或者醫院做 tb test （留意而家唔知點解 tb test ...
作者: mugtaitai 時間: 16-8-4 15:38
twosonspa 發表於 16-8-4 10:39
謝謝分享。我兒現時在美國，看來要找當地醫生做了。
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