Notre Dame is an excellent university but not in the same league as Princeton and Stanford. For ND, a B plus average should get you in if your SAT or ACT scores are high, and you have strong letters of recommendations. As far as Princeton and Stanford, those elite schools take only the best of the best of the best into their programs.
2007-03-24 10:02:10
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answered by mac 7
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Okay ready for a story and a half? The truth about
campus is there are two pockets in every jacket. One is
time, sponsors, friends, teachers Might be able to help.
Also one is employers, counsellors, investors, bankers,
realtors, God, and the angels Do want to help. That is the
fact to learn where you work is what you eat, and all that.
Choosing a career is no easy choice, though that is set up
with where do you work and live as adult. So if you want to
be an engineer, there are still jobs and places in Afghanistan, or Hawaii where there are new major leaders.
Sort of world manufacturing is the general map to keep in
mind. Okay now grades, that is directly in align with how
many hours on campus you study and do homework. This
area I believe in Euro style, they get you work in your future
field to advance your investments and updates for safety.
So that is not finite, how do they know and they don't so
keep in mind the best job is probably the most productive.
Farming, say like shipping horses to the peace corps might
be something you see posted on campus. Fun is what it is
because you train and feel comfortable and adapted to work. Curriculum is the critical area, learning should not only
be the main event on college days, it has to be valuable to
your personal world. Poetry, art, archery are all things you
really can do. Building skyscrapers is not too likely, you get
my point. 20 hours a week real study time, get up early.
The earlier the better, you will remember more, and talk to
the instructors, put your hand up and answer, a lot. Don't
chew gum, eat jelly beans if you must. Don't drink anything.
Soda if you must, juice and say a thank you prayer to God.
For a solid job placement 3.4 is good. 3.5 3.7 is great.
4.0 is what it takes to do the job placements for others.
http://www.namamiller.org http://www.peacecorps.com
2007-03-24 17:17:53
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answered by mtvtoni 6
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There is no minimum or average gpa by any of the schools nowadays. High academics is a given amongst applicants--so if you don't have a minimum of an A- you probably shouldn't apply, even though they will not tell you this. To distinguish amongst top applicants nowadays colleges look at extra-curricular and recommendations. Make sure your recommendations are excellent, and keep your extra-curriculars important in your life.
2007-03-24 17:15:44
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answered by Ken F 3
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Maybe, you should just check their website in admissions.
2007-03-24 17:11:09
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answered by Anonymous
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