-links to websites where you found useful information (at least 3)
-Summary of the information you found that answered the question/topic (this needs to be a well written, informative paragraph or two that others could read and find the answer to the question)
When comes the time to apply to college, you have to be prepared and realistic for the decisions that will be taken. Taking some tests is necessary, and being unique. One of the most qualified schools (Ivy League or Top Tier) are constantly looking for students that are different and can contribute to their university. Therefore, you have to find something that will separate you from the masses. Firstly, being a top student is fundamental. If having bad grades is an issue, then looking at medium tier is a better option. Having around a 3.8+ GPA is what they look at. Besides being a top student, having a good performance in the SAT is essential for the application process. Because grades vary throughout high schools, SAT is the only way they can actually test their knowledge. Interviews, teacher recommendations, and essays also have a high weight in the process of admission. Some colleges put more importance in some parts than in others, but one thing is certain. If you are involved in many after school activities, clubs, or sports, you have a good shot in being considered. Be diverse and unique!!
-New questions you have about this topic. (at least 1)
-What could you do to enter an Ivy League if you have regular grades?
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