Comments on: I’m worried about my son, is he alright? http://www.nmcommunityarts.org/community-arts-council/im-worried-about-my-son-is-he-alright Wed, 14 Jul 2010 16:50:21 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: El Bow http://www.nmcommunityarts.org/community-arts-council/im-worried-about-my-son-is-he-alright/comment-page-1#comment-731 El Bow Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:35:59 +0000 http://www.nmcommunityarts.org/community-arts-council/im-worried-about-my-son-is-he-alright#comment-731 Why do you feel the need to ask this EXACT SAME QUESTION SEVEN TIMES ??<br><b>References : </b><br> Why do you feel the need to ask this EXACT SAME QUESTION SEVEN TIMES ??
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]]> By: peter t http://www.nmcommunityarts.org/community-arts-council/im-worried-about-my-son-is-he-alright/comment-page-1#comment-730 peter t Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:22:59 +0000 http://www.nmcommunityarts.org/community-arts-council/im-worried-about-my-son-is-he-alright#comment-730 * 95% In-state students * 5% Out-of-state students * 1% Part-time students * 55% Women * 45% Men * <1% American Indian/Alaskan Native * 19% Asian/Pacific Islander * 6% Black/Non-Hispanic * 20% Hispanic * 52% White/Non-Hispanic * 3% Non-Resident Alien * <1% Race/ethnicity unreported * 75% in top 10th of graduating class * 95% in top quarter of graduating class * 99% in top half of graduating class SAT Critical Reading: 540 - 660 94% SAT Math: 570 - 690 94% SAT Writing: 540 - 670 94% ACT Composite: 24 - 30 39% He has a shot, so it's worth a try. UT Austin is an excellent school, and if he's in-state he should try his best to get in. The good news is that he can always transfer in by starting at a lesser known school, or a community college s long as he does well and it won't affect his chances at dentistry school that much. So all hope is not lost if he doesn't get in, it just means he'll hae to start somewhere else and trytransferringg in. There's nothing wrong with doing that because most employers and grad schools only look at where you got your degree from, not where you started. He should just keep his chin up and don''tgive upp on Austin if he doesn'tmakee the first cut because he can always try again. Good luck to him.<br><b>References : </b><br> * 95% In-state students
* 5% Out-of-state students
* 1% Part-time students

* 55% Women
* 45% Men

* <1% American Indian/Alaskan Native
* 19% Asian/Pacific Islander
* 6% Black/Non-Hispanic
* 20% Hispanic
* 52% White/Non-Hispanic
* 3% Non-Resident Alien
* <1% Race/ethnicity unreported

* 75% in top 10th of graduating class
* 95% in top quarter of graduating class
* 99% in top half of graduating class

SAT Critical Reading: 540 – 660 94%
SAT Math: 570 – 690 94%
SAT Writing: 540 – 670 94%
ACT Composite: 24 – 30 39%

He has a shot, so it’s worth a try. UT Austin is an excellent school, and if he’s in-state he should try his best to get in. The good news is that he can always transfer in by starting at a lesser known school, or a community college s long as he does well and it won’t affect his chances at dentistry school that much. So all hope is not lost if he doesn’t get in, it just means he’ll hae to start somewhere else and trytransferringg in. There’s nothing wrong with doing that because most employers and grad schools only look at where you got your degree from, not where you started. He should just keep his chin up and don”tgive upp on Austin if he doesn’tmakee the first cut because he can always try again. Good luck to him.
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