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The University of Maryland - College Park

Students who got into UMD/UMaryland-College Park:

Tips mention: Interview (3), ACT/SAT (25), Grades (51), Sports/Extracurriculars (12), College Essay (23)
The University of Maryland has become very difficult toNov 07 2007Undecided
The University of Maryland has become very difficult to get into, especially for those out of state. In order to get good grades, you will have to work hard and occasionally sacrifice a Thirsty Thursday to stay in and study. The requirements are difficult, so the professors expect a lot from the students. You must be willing to work hard, and have a desire to succeed academically. If you party every night and do not study, you will probably be gone before the end of the first semester.
Female
Getting in is easy so long as you haveOct 31 2007Cultures/Civilization
Getting in is easy so long as you have decent grades and deep pockets.
Female
Getting in isn't a problemOct 14 2006PreMed and Medical
Getting in isn't a problem. I was looking at top notch schools and UMD was my safety.
ACT: 31 SAT: 1460 Female
Good grades, good essay, well rounded student activities inJul 31 2006Civil Engineering
good grades, good essay, well rounded student activities in high school -- i got a scholarship and at the interview for it they asked a lot of questions about what i'd done in high school. Make sure you have leadership expereince and a few activities that you've committed to doing and have a passion for. Also they asked why i chose the major I did. I think they're looking for not just a smart person, but someone who lives with a passion for their interests
SAT: 1390 Female
Students should be in the top 10-20% percentage ofJun 04 2006Education
Students should be in the top 10-20% percentage of their graduating high school class, and have an SAT score of 1300 and above in order to expect acceptance into the University. Interviews with administration and admissions are not required to get in but they can certainly help. Students must also be serious about their education. Though the campus is a fun place to be and making friends is quite easy, do not bother applying if you believe that your 4+ years (depending on your major) are going to be a walk in the park. All majors within the University are required to apply to their college and await acceptance. Minimal slots are available and reserved for only the most dedicated students.
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