Have you tried going to the web page for the college you are looking at and seeing if they have the requirements for admission posted somewhere on the web page. more than 1660
I'm not sure if you just meant a larger, strong institution like UW, or UW in particular, but I know that UW admissions is a highly heuristic process, particularly based on your application essay. Weak students with a penchant for diversity and a willingness to learn are often accepted over boring, but academically strong students. Generally speaking, a 3.5GPA and an 1800+ SAT are solid, but your essay will likely mean more in the midst of the flood of "good" student applications they receive each quarter. Mostly based on numbers. especially your gpa. around 4.0 if not, higher.
The university of California, Berkely is a great school to go to but it depends what area you want to study in the university is more of a environmental science, policy and menagement .if you look up the 10 best schools to go to for environmental science you can read more about it
Berkely College was founded in 1931.
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University of Southern California
The state in which the college of California State University lies is in the state of California, this is a public university that has twenty three campuses.
Stanford University (Private) University of California Berkeley (Public)
A-G College requirements are the high school courses that are required in order to enter into the University of California. This ensures that the students can perform well in the university and can attain critical thinking and essential study skills.
Berkely College is ranked number 1
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Wesleyan University
Yes. The College Tuition Fee Waiver for Veteran Dependents benefit waives mandatory system-wide tuition and fees at any State of California Community College, California State University, or University of California campus, including the University of California, Hastings College of the Law.
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