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SIRFINA

@SIRFINA

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Posted: 12 years ago

#61

problem will be solved come September when the fall college semester starts. My son goes there😊

He will be a senior this year. I told him that Saif's daughter will be going there and he is like ok. (no excitement nothing lol). I told him to see if he spots her and her family during new student orientation week since he volunteers during that time and also during the regular semester. He is doing his undergrad there. I am from US and yes its extremely hard to get in 6% get in out of 35,000+ applications but I do know that a substantial deduction can help. The only movie he liked of saif is kal ho na ho.

But they love students who are extremely smart and from out of the country because they usually do not get grants,loans and pay cash for the education. $58,000 for 1 year at Columbia. I hope that she is going to be an undergrad and not just doing a summer course which anyone can do.

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Tania

@Afwan

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Posted: 12 years ago

#62

She should lose some weight first!

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KhatamKahani

@KhatamKahani

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Posted: 12 years ago

#63

Originally posted by: briahna

yes they do, but if you smack them with outstanding grades nobody can stop you from getting in usa and canadian schools. if you don't have the grades, bye bye!
btw...a student at 25 just got his MD/PhD from ubc. so you can do it.
http://med.ubc.ca/getting-a-head-start/

Legacy kids with money can get into Ivy Leagues without the grades.😆

My above remark nothing to do with Sara, I'm just saying, it's not true that American universities and Ivy leagues don't take into account family legacy and prestige and ignore less-than-stellar academic records. They do.

Edited by likarsh - 12 years ago