Riley's admissions advice!

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I wanted to make this video about how I got into Springfield College and any advice out give to somebody who wants to go to Springfield College. I know the whole college application process can be really stressful. So I just wanted to make this video to make things a little bit easier for you. If you're watching this video, you're probably wondering about test scores and the application process. Springfield College does not require S A T scores unless you're applying into certain programs, but they see her due to co bid. Many of these programs are even going test optional. You can see on the screen here the different course requirements that you should take in high school if you want to apply to Springfield College. In addition to taking these classes, you're also going to need to fill out the common application and write your general college. I say you also are gonna be required to get one letter of recommendation. If you're applying into certain programs, you might need more than one letter of recommendation. That just depends on what your majors You also could be required to write additional supplemental essays. So I know when I was applying to Sprinkle college, I had to get two letters of recommendation and right to supplemental essays about why I wanted to be in the physician assistant program. Of course, the Springfield emissions team is gonna look at your test scores and your grades and all that good stuff. They also really do want to see what makes you you. So they're gonna look at the extracurriculars that you do and the organisations your involved with. So I would say Try to get involved with a few things that you're really passionate about. Don't feel like you have to get involved in every single club or organization that your school or your town offer soon. Sprinkle college so big Semantics, philosophy and giving got community and doing things for one another. I think you have any volunteer work for service community. That would definitely be something That's colleges don't have much of that. I would just say if that is one of the things that strong college. That's what I like about this school try to get involved in something during her senior year and also just indicate to Springfield College whether you go interview or in your essay, just say that's one of the most support things that you like about the school, and that's something you want to get involved. I would encourage everyone who has a chance to to try to go on an interview, because I really think it could only help you in the application process. It will give the admissions counselors a chance to actually see you face to face. On my interview, I was so worried about saying the right thing and doing what they wanted me to dio and worrying That was the right answer to that question. I've learned to be in college that there really isn't right and those questions they just want to get a sense of who I was. So when you go on your interview trying to stay true to yourself, questions that you're generally interesting and football things that generally just do that way the way truly I just want to say good luck to all during your college applications. I know it's such a crazy time and it's so stressful. You'll all do great and I hope to see you up.