Iona College
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Your Chances at Iona
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Your Chances at Iona
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Tips mention: Interview (5), ACT/SAT (9), Grades (25), Sports/Extracurriculars (10), College Essay (3)“Graduate from a high school or something that resemblesOct 28 2008Undecided
Graduate from a high school or something that resembles a high school and you will get accepted automatically. If you are very well off and have a very poor academic record/transcript, mention that in the interview process and admissions' will still accept you. It is very hard to get rejected from Iona!
SAT: 1040 Male
Graduate from a high school or something that resembles a high school and you will get accepted automatically. If you are very well off and have a very poor academic record/transcript, mention that in the interview process and admissions' will still accept you. It is very hard to get rejected from Iona!
SAT: 1040 Male
“Getting in should be pretty easyApr 12 2007Computer Science
Getting in should be pretty easy. Honors admissions included an interview and essay, and the scholarships were very nice. Get above a 1300 (CR and Math) and you could definitely get into the honors program here.
Getting in should be pretty easy. Honors admissions included an interview and essay, and the scholarships were very nice. Get above a 1300 (CR and Math) and you could definitely get into the honors program here.
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It's easy - like most other posters commented - Iona accepts 93 percent of applicants. Iona is just not a competitive college, and Iona didn't make the affordable list of colleges, and more importantly, Iona didn't make New York's 50 Best Colleges.
I think a Corporate Interviewer would ask why did I spend my money at Iona when Iona doesn't rank? He/She might also follow-it, with a second question, is that how you would spend our corporate money? Did you research, and do your homework, and if so, Why spend money at a college that doesn't offer high rankings, affordability, and didn't make the Best list. DO YOUR HOMEWORK AND RESEARCH AND RESEARCH.
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