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What is your state of residence? UNLV is also OOS friendly. You have some time to retake the exam, just let the schools that you are applying to know. I would submit your app ASAP though!
Good luck 🙂
Good luck 🙂
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I'm pretty sure harvard and BU require up to Calc II. Idk what your major is or if you have looked at that, but it's something to consider.
Well Tennessee is pretty OOS Unfriendly, UCONN prefers New England students and Colorado prefers WHICHE students. The ADEA book has an online version now and I would highly suggest getting it because it will help eliminate a lot more of the schools you've listed.
UF only accepts 2-5 students per cycle OOS so they're probably not worth your money
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HSDM requires Calc 1 & 2, or Calc 1 & Stats. Either combination would satisfy their requirement.
SIU is OOS unfriendly. Out of 456 OOS applicants, only 4 were interviewed and two enrolled in the 2016 class per the current ADEA guide.
You must be very careful with your choices to make sure you have fulfilled all the varied requirements and in some cases, they cannot have been taken at CC, if that applies to you. The advice with your stats would be to apply broadly, but you also don't want to waste money on application fees.
You must be very careful with your choices to make sure you have fulfilled all the varied requirements and in some cases, they cannot have been taken at CC, if that applies to you. The advice with your stats would be to apply broadly, but you also don't want to waste money on application fees.
Take off SIU and UF for sure. They really don't accept any out of state applicants. In place of UF, you can add LECOM if you wanna go to a school in Florida.
