Who here got a full ride to Howard

Blutifully Human from Washington, DC · Jun 2007

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theTRUTH wrote:
I answer all questions honestly and to the best of my ability and I have absolutely no answer to this one. The last time I took the SAT was in 2000, so of course, that was before the new version. My only advice to you is to make sure that ALL parts of your test are where YOU want them to be in order to secure admission to the University. If you are satisfied with a score of 8, fine. If not, then strive to get that perfect score of 12.

Wow...a question that got Truth stumped. Who woulda thunk it...

evy08 · Jun 2007

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hmmmm......so basically I'll need to make some phone calls between now and the end of the summer. An 8 seems to be good enough but I don't really want to "settle" if I think I might be able to do better. Scholarships.....ughhh I should have been smart and started at the beginning of Junior year like everyone was tellin me to do. Thanks for the advice/input yall

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theTRUTH · Jun 2007

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Blutifully Human wrote:
Wow...a question that got Truth stumped. Who woulda thunk it...

I know right! Its all good, we all have our moments sometimes lol. But perfection breeds perfection and I definitely learned from the best! These other HBCU grads cant see me...

InsertNameHere · Jun 2007

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evy08 wrote:
hmmmm......so basically I'll need to make some phone calls between now and the end of the summer. An 8 seems to be good enough but I don't really want to "settle" if I think I might be able to do better. Scholarships.....ughhh I should have been smart and started at the beginning of Junior year like everyone was tellin me to do. Thanks for the advice/input yall

I don't know for sure, but on the website and in the information packet I have recieved, there was been no mention of the third portion of the SAT, so I don't think they are taking it strong consideration. (Also, they don't ask for on the admissions application.) On the freshman scholarship page, they say that they are only taking the critical reading and mathematics SAT scores for consideration, not writing. But you never know. Something could change from this year to the next.

Blutifully Human from Washington, DC · Jun 2007

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evy08 wrote:
hmmmm......so basically I'll need to make some phone calls between now and the end of the summer. An 8 seems to be good enough but I don't really want to "settle" if I think I might be able to do better. Scholarships.....ughhh I should have been smart and started at the beginning of Junior year like everyone was tellin me to do. Thanks for the advice/input yall

Oh no, don't just stop in highschool. It's never too late to start/stop applying for scholarships. There is TONS of free money out there. And all of it isn't just for those just entering college. Even as a freshman, soph., or junior in college, never stop seeking free money if u can help it. I only wish that I would have been as wise and didn't just cave in to the easy way out (loans). Lemme tell u...borrowed money is nothing but a TRAP

evy08 · Jun 2007

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Of course I'm going to pursue scholarships well through all of my years of undergrad. and so on....I just wish I would have started the whole process earlier. I'm already bad with deadlines [something I need to fix before college] and I wanted to be ahead of the game as far as having some money already set aside. Being in Jabberwock got me on my feet so I'm just working my way up from that.

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danotorious1jd from Dalzell, SC · Jul 2007

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update guys i just got a 21 on my ACT, and i think i still got a 4.2, im going to take over the Act but if i keep my score do you guys think there's still a chance to get something with my high gpa

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