Applying to College Checklist!

[@SanI-vk6qx]

I’ve been watching your videos since 9th grade and now it’s finally time for me to apply to college for myself.. I can’t believe it! Thanks for everything supertutortv!!

[@ousmanedieng1382]

Same here!!! Where are you applying?

[@lifewithrobert2]

Same here - can't knock off the feeling!🤯

[@kyle.4215]

same!!

[@psur4792]

hey! what college are you attending now?

[@jonahfoster1714]

I’ve been watching this since freshman year, rising senior now

[@vanessaguemedi5644]

When are you gonna apply and for what semester ? Fall 2023?

[@jonahfoster1714]

@@vanessaguemedi5644 I’m applying next fall/winter for Fall of 2023. Looking to apply early action for all.

[@vanessaguemedi5644]

@@jonahfoster1714 same here !!

[@karankhedekar9783]

@@vanessaguemedi5644 same here!!

[@itsfuntime1357]

I’ve been watching your videos since 8th.I got inspired by your videos. So i wanted to apply.But As an international student my journey was tough.But i never stop trying.I did everything i can.but now i have no strength to do it.it’s not like I don’t want to...always said to myself “one more step, you can do it”but I’m living in a country where my family can not even bear my SAT exam fees.anyways...good luck to everyone who are applying this year🙂🤗

[@mickyg9689]

Thanks Brooke for all of your help throughout the years! I got into my dream college and I have all the people who helped along the way to thank.

[@brookifyd]

Congrats!

[@vanessaguemedi5644]

Congrats!

[@kyle.4215]

where’d you end up??

[@valindabalcarzar8305]

Thank you for your encouragement,knowledge and hard work by making this channel available to students like myself.

[@SubhaRaj-ri3xv]

Thank you so much for the wonderful video.

[@maria-ty7pt]

As an international student considering applying to college in the US, these videos help me so much, even just in understanding how colleges and their application systems work, genuinely very grateful for you and everybody else on youtube making videos like these, they help a lot

[@young-millionaires]

I'm in the same spot. From Spain, Barcelona.

[@sofiagodoy2133]

Brooke this was such a nice video and I really took yur message at the end to heart

[@SupertutorTV]

Want to read these tips instead of watch?👀Check out the blog for this video: supertutortv.com/college/applying-to-college-checklist/

[@wigglewaggle3606]

Thank you so much!

[@arnavkumar5584]

Thanks for all of your amazing content!!! Could you please also make more videos about personal essays or personal statement, and how to write one,

[@vfinity9035]

I’m in college now thank u so much for these videos!!!

[@sophiamazo5863]

I love applying for colleges for next year us soon i graduate next year monday may 20 2004.

[@princessi6148]

Do scholarship money get sent to you in the mail?

[@Gordon...Ramsay]

Quick question: Can you apply to both ED and EA schools, as long as your final decision is your ED school if accepted? I've had varying responses everywhere and it's kind of confusing.

[@kyle.4215]

it depends on the school. some schools will say “if you early decision here you cannot apply early to other private institutions” and some may be fine with you applying early action to other places. i know off the top of my head, don’t quote me here but i think so, uchicago allows you to apply elsewhere if you go ed and princeton does not allow you to apply to other private universities if you do their single choice early admissions option.

[@kimberlymcintyre6457]

We enjoyed working with Trey. My daughters Math score improved 100 points. We cannot locate the spreadsheet that was going to be linked in at the bottom. Am I missing it???

[@dermalbrown8846]

great info. Wondering if you would like to be interviewed by me. A run a monthly call with HS baseball players about subjects like this. Let me know if something like this may interest you.

[@mrpolitics7370]

Hi Brooke! I am an international student looking for jobs in the summer. There is a local bakery shop that is only in my country. The question is, will working there for a month this summer and maybe the next one look good for college?

[@nathalylozano2044]

Hi Brooke. I have a question: if I wanna apply in the normal/regular decision but i wanna get a Schoolarship, i can’t do this in regular decision? Or is a problem o worse? Thanks

[@DragonDemon-ns6ig]

If you apply to top colleges should you take the optional ACT Writing Section?

[@renaissancegal219]

I havé a friend that got a 36 on the ACT but a terrible score on the optional writing section and she’s still getting emails from Harvard, I don’t think that the optional is really necessary but I could be wrong

[@avimangalmurti8389]

@SupertutorTV, I'm a 2nd year University Student from South Africa that would like to apply/transfer to an American University for the same degree. Do you have information for INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER STUDENTS ?

[@vanessaguemedi5644]

Is this for fall 2023?

[@SupertutorTV]

This is a calendar for rising seniors in high school looking to apply this season for fall 2023 admission but could work any year for rising seniors or applicants

[@vanessaguemedi5644]

@@SupertutorTV oh ok ik a international student wanting to apply for fall 2023

[@vanessaguemedi5644]

@@SupertutorTV video’s like this helps me a lot Thankyou

[@silvianaa]

If I’m interested in 2 majors (interested in double majoring) how do I choose which one to apply with? I’m interested in Film and Computer Science (I’m graduating hs with my associates degree from cc with dual enrollment)

[@Sara-ml4zg]

Hi! I love watching super tutor TV but I'm spanish and I have always wondered, what if you don't get into a college of your interest? Are you able to repeat the whole process next year and the following and so on? Here in Spain we don't care that much about colleges themselves but we place value on the actual degree, if your marks don't allow you to enter let's say medicine, you can take the exams as many times as you wish to try getting a higher mark, but I don't know if in USA it works like that ☺️

[@SupertutorTV]

There are thousands of universities in the United States and in terms of just getting a degree in qualifying to enter a certain career, you are welcome to apply year over year. If you’re looking to get into a big-name or competitive university, however, I generally find the people who are reapplying a second year unless there is a good story or a good excuse or they didn’t apply at all to that particular school the first year have less luck

[@andrewwhite5050]

I have a question about applying when it comes to exam results. When I apply, can I share both the SAT and ACT in my application if I want to, or colleges require only one? Thanks in advance

[@duna.22]

It depends on where you want to go, some schools might prefer one over the other, some schools may want both, and some schools might not care which one. I would search up the colleges that you want to apply to and find out what they might want. I will say that for many schools, they just simply want to see a test score that is good, and it doesn't matter which one. Hope this helps!!

[@andrewwhite5050]

@@duna.22 I see your point, but I wanted to get it right that majority of colleges wouldn't mind if I share both, 'cause as I thought it might be forbidden thing, like, they want ONLY one and nothing else, I mean does it exist or not?

[@duna.22]

@@andrewwhite5050 No, I don’t think colleges will only want one and not the other. You can send one score or the other, or you can send both

[@hootingmandrill5419]

So I'm about to go into high school and I got into the science and medicine and I'm trying to get into UCLA, But I'm only taking ceramics for my only elective for my high school year. Should I get more electives or should i just focus on doing as many AP classes as I can.?

[@reversethatvideo8813]

Though A.P. classes boost your GPA, it is important to not stress and push yourself too much. High school takes some adjusting and I don't recommend taking too many A.P. classes off right the bat. Take the "easier" ones such as AP Psychology in your freshman or Sophomore year to get a feeling of what a A.P. class is like before getting into the harder classes. Electives are like "free-time" as they are like classes where you cam relax or use as study time for your harder classes. It is best to have a balance, which can include having a few electives to manage your time better. I would also recommend looking into clubs and extracirruculars when first getting into high school. In addition to getting good grades, extracirruculars and what you do with your time other than studying and schoolwork is extremely important, and could even be more important, than your test scores and grades. Remember, freshman year can be tough at times. It takes adjusting and teachers are very understanding. Don't be like me and push yourself too hard to get the "perfect" grade all the time because it is not necessary. If you are struggling to keep up, let your teachers know. Don't be afraid to advocate for yourself. Teachers and counselors will not see you as demanding, I promise.

[@Jon-eo9zf]

I would recommend getting the essential AP’s down if your school offers them and then fill up the rest of your class lists with electives which you actually enjoy because they can potentially give you good experiences to write about and the opportunity to really just explore your passions. For AP classes the essentials that colleges probably like to see are some form of history like APUSH, APWH, English like AP Lang or AP Lit, some science AP’s like AP Chem, AP Bio, or AP Physics (there’s many different forms of physics too). The rest of the AP’s such as AP Psych and Human Geography are easier and more intro freshman/sophomore classes. All in all, a good amount of AP’s would be 9-10 depending on the classes that your school offers. I would also ask older students and upperclassmen about their experiences, advice, and what AP classes they took to get a better idea before stressing yourself about this before it even matters. For my school, they only offered 5 AP’s so I had limited options, but I supplemented this with community college classes and outside AP courses. I had that opportunity but others may not, so it really depends on your school and your local opportunities. There’s usually always a community college option though for extra credits on the side that can help you later in college and stand as makeshift AP’s. Since my high school has a dual enrollment option with a local community college, I’ll have enough credits to graduate high school with 3 Associates degrees and spend less time in a public university because I can transfer credits to the UC system where I have one plan to go.