Sa'dulla
15 y.o. with a Dream✨
From Ellikkala, Qaraqalpaqstan
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Dreamschool '30
From Ellikkala, Qaraqalpaqstan
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Dreamschool '30
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60.80%ERRसे पुनः पोस्ट किया:
Shoks
15.04.202515:14
If you are an international student applying for financial aid - congratulations, this year it will be even harder, as it has been every single year.
2–3 years ago, a 1500 SAT score was impressive, but now almost everyone you know has it. Is it score inflation? Or is Uzbekistan developing quickly?
A 1500 SAT score was never something too impressive in the U.S. either - there were hundreds, even thousands of students with those scores before - but not in our context. As the competition gets stronger, you must make sure that you’re a really good fit for a college.
When you are creating your college list, you must ask yourself one question: why am I even applying to this school? That’s something really important to consider - and admissions officers will consider it too.
As an international student applying for financial aid, you honestly don’t have any safety schools. Let’s be real - if you can’t pay at least 15–20k per year, then there are no true safeties. You only have reach schools and dreams. Any school that accepts you with full financial aid believes you are a great fit - so make sure you know exactly where you’re applying, and why.
Would you like to get a template on how to build your college list?😳
@shoks927
2–3 years ago, a 1500 SAT score was impressive, but now almost everyone you know has it. Is it score inflation? Or is Uzbekistan developing quickly?
A 1500 SAT score was never something too impressive in the U.S. either - there were hundreds, even thousands of students with those scores before - but not in our context. As the competition gets stronger, you must make sure that you’re a really good fit for a college.
When you are creating your college list, you must ask yourself one question: why am I even applying to this school? That’s something really important to consider - and admissions officers will consider it too.
As an international student applying for financial aid, you honestly don’t have any safety schools. Let’s be real - if you can’t pay at least 15–20k per year, then there are no true safeties. You only have reach schools and dreams. Any school that accepts you with full financial aid believes you are a great fit - so make sure you know exactly where you’re applying, and why.
Would you like to get a template on how to build your college list?😳
@shoks927
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:Shoks
17.04.202509:34
Applying to 30+ schools thinking “I’m sure at least one will accept me” is probably the worst idea ever.
Every year, students say they won’t repeat the mistakes of past generations - and then they do exactly that. Like clockwork.
Blindly applying to every school that offers financial aid isn't a strategy - it's just a desperate shot in the dark. Yes, full aid might be your top priority, and that’s valid. But don’t forget: schools are also checking you out. They want to see if you actually fit their community, values, and direction.
This college list template helps you stack everything in one place - school values, your notes, what stands out about them. So when you’re writing your supplementals or EC descriptions, you’re not just throwing words at a page - you’re showing alignment. And if your goals, values, and personality click with what a school is about? Congrats, you’ve just leapfrogged a whole crowd of perfect scorers who didn’t bother.
Share this file with others who need it. And seriously - spend at least an hour or two researching each school you apply to.
Check their blogs, read what’s happening on campus, stay up to date. The more you know, the more strategic you are.
Here is the link for the template of college list
Just copy this file to your own google drive as i showed on the attached screenshot. Wish you a good luck,
With love,
@shoks927
Every year, students say they won’t repeat the mistakes of past generations - and then they do exactly that. Like clockwork.
Blindly applying to every school that offers financial aid isn't a strategy - it's just a desperate shot in the dark. Yes, full aid might be your top priority, and that’s valid. But don’t forget: schools are also checking you out. They want to see if you actually fit their community, values, and direction.
This college list template helps you stack everything in one place - school values, your notes, what stands out about them. So when you’re writing your supplementals or EC descriptions, you’re not just throwing words at a page - you’re showing alignment. And if your goals, values, and personality click with what a school is about? Congrats, you’ve just leapfrogged a whole crowd of perfect scorers who didn’t bother.
Share this file with others who need it. And seriously - spend at least an hour or two researching each school you apply to.
Check their blogs, read what’s happening on campus, stay up to date. The more you know, the more strategic you are.
Here is the link for the template of college list
Just copy this file to your own google drive as i showed on the attached screenshot. Wish you a good luck,
With love,
@shoks927
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:
Hogwords speaking club
16.04.202508:56
#first_session
#hogwords
♾Attention Wizards, Witches, and Muggles Who Can’t Stop Talking! 👨🦳✨
🔢Ready to make your words as powerful as a Patronus? Hogwords is officially OPEN! Join Gryffinwords🎴, Ravnoflaw🎴, Huffleyaps🎴, or Slyrizzers🎴 and let your voice cast spells that’ll leave the magical world SHOCKED (or at least mildly entertained).
📆 Date: April 20th (because great things take time)
🏪 Time: 10:30👉 (if you're late, Professor Snapezoda will make you write 16 pages of an essay on why you were)
📌 Place: 1st Specialized School of Nukus
👥 Max Spots: 20 (First come, first sorted—no bribing the Sorting Hat🎩 with chocolate frogs ☕️🐸)
🔗To register: Here
💸Price: It’s FREE!💫
🕳️What’s in store?
➡️Expect chaos (we’ll be keeping an eye on you, Slyrizzers👀)
➡️Hilarious games
➡️Feedback that’ll make you wish you were at Hogwarts…
or maybe you’ll just end up laughing and having fun.
But hey, it’s worth it either way.
✈️Hogwords
#hogwords
♾Attention Wizards, Witches, and Muggles Who Can’t Stop Talking! 👨🦳✨
🔢Ready to make your words as powerful as a Patronus? Hogwords is officially OPEN! Join Gryffinwords🎴, Ravnoflaw🎴, Huffleyaps🎴, or Slyrizzers🎴 and let your voice cast spells that’ll leave the magical world SHOCKED (or at least mildly entertained).
📆 Date: April 20th (because great things take time)
🏪 Time: 10:30👉 (if you're late, Professor Snapezoda will make you write 16 pages of an essay on why you were)
📌 Place: 1st Specialized School of Nukus
👥 Max Spots: 20 (First come, first sorted—no bribing the Sorting Hat🎩 with chocolate frogs ☕️🐸)
🔗To register: Here
💸Price: It’s FREE!💫
🕳️What’s in store?
➡️Expect chaos (we’ll be keeping an eye on you, Slyrizzers👀)
➡️Hilarious games
➡️Feedback that’ll make you wish you were at Hogwarts…
or maybe you’ll just end up laughing and having fun.
But hey, it’s worth it either way.
✈️Hogwords
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:
Yakhyo Kadyrov
05.04.202508:49
Wasn’t planning to post this, but here we go.
Be careful from whom you take advice, both in life and in admissions.
I keep seeing new admits rushing into the industry, throwing consultations left and right (like it happened last year), and class of 30-31s taking them without giving a proper judgment. I’m not against new admits giving advice on the mistakes they made, but it should not turn into a side hustle or a way to get publicity. I’m more than sure that all admits (except gap-year ones) don’t fully know and are inexperienced to take responsibility for people’s futures.
Let’s just take a look at what happened last/this year. Did we get top university admits from freshman students? Did the “what if” happen? Did the student who is just a successful case outperform his master's with tens of successful cases?
Don’t think that if you get help from a first-year admit, you will be a lucky successful cases and get in. It’s your future; don’t gamble with it.
If you have money, get FS from BS admissions or Freshman Academy. If you have less money, get consultations from Levsha and Asqar. If you have no money, do what Alloma did - do it by yourself.
Yes, it sounds crazy. “Why would I do it myself if there’s a Pistonchi uni admit helping me for free?” Because of responsibility. Don’t gamble your next four years on a kid who just got in and tries to look like he is the godfather of Crimson.
You didn’t know this admit before his acceptance, and you are still willing to trust your entire future to him? Isn’t that crazy?
Advice to those first-year admits would be to get some experience as a support teacher; don’t toy with people’s futures.
I'll end this beautiful post with this beautiful line I was told recently.
“If someone is known to the public only because of their acceptance to a university, do they deserve that acceptance?”
Be careful from whom you take advice, both in life and in admissions.
I keep seeing new admits rushing into the industry, throwing consultations left and right (like it happened last year), and class of 30-31s taking them without giving a proper judgment. I’m not against new admits giving advice on the mistakes they made, but it should not turn into a side hustle or a way to get publicity. I’m more than sure that all admits (except gap-year ones) don’t fully know and are inexperienced to take responsibility for people’s futures.
Let’s just take a look at what happened last/this year. Did we get top university admits from freshman students? Did the “what if” happen? Did the student who is just a successful case outperform his master's with tens of successful cases?
Don’t think that if you get help from a first-year admit, you will be a lucky successful cases and get in. It’s your future; don’t gamble with it.
If you have money, get FS from BS admissions or Freshman Academy. If you have less money, get consultations from Levsha and Asqar. If you have no money, do what Alloma did - do it by yourself.
Yes, it sounds crazy. “Why would I do it myself if there’s a Pistonchi uni admit helping me for free?” Because of responsibility. Don’t gamble your next four years on a kid who just got in and tries to look like he is the godfather of Crimson.
You didn’t know this admit before his acceptance, and you are still willing to trust your entire future to him? Isn’t that crazy?
Advice to those first-year admits would be to get some experience as a support teacher; don’t toy with people’s futures.
I'll end this beautiful post with this beautiful line I was told recently.
“If someone is known to the public only because of their acceptance to a university, do they deserve that acceptance?”
अधिक कार्यक्षमता अनलॉक करने के लिए लॉगिन करें।