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	<title>Comments on: Questions On College Admission Of New Immigrant?</title>
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		<title>By: Anonymous</title>
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		<description>Take a trip to the international office of your nearest four-year college and ask them.  They&#039;re very good at this sort of thing, and they can sort out your academic record, immigration status, and all sorts of other things for you.  They&#039;ll probably do this even if you haven&#039;t applied for admission to their school.  
The standardized tests aren&#039;t all that bad.  In the United States, you can take them as many times as you want, and unlike in much of the rest of the world, your test results don&#039;t determine your future, either in college or in life.  All you have to do to study for them is to take the sample tests that they offer either on-line or in paper form, and I believe both are free.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Take a trip to the international office of your nearest four-year college and ask them.  They&#8217;re very good at this sort of thing, and they can sort out your academic record, immigration status, and all sorts of other things for you.  They&#8217;ll probably do this even if you haven&#8217;t applied for admission to their school.<br />
The standardized tests aren&#8217;t all that bad.  In the United States, you can take them as many times as you want, and unlike in much of the rest of the world, your test results don&#8217;t determine your future, either in college or in life.  All you have to do to study for them is to take the sample tests that they offer either on-line or in paper form, and I believe both are free.</p>
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