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Some students asked course requirements It is understandable that you may not have IELTS or SAT, but it would be better if you had IELTS 7 or higher. As for SAT, if you are still preparing, your mock exam score should be 1300+

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To get a merit scholarship from top universities, you should have these things 1. High GPA: You need to maintain a GPA as close to 4.0 as possible. Top universities look for students with excellent academic records. 2. Standardized Test Scores: Scoring high on the SAT (aim for 1500+ out of 1600) can significantly boost your chances. 3. Challenging Coursework: Take advanced classes such as AP, IB, or honors courses. These show that you can handle rigorous academic work. 4. Class Rank: Being in the top 5-10% of your graduating class can make a big difference if your school ranks students. 5. Awards and Honors: Participate and win academic competitions to demonstrate your excellence and dedication. 6. Leadership Roles: Take on leadership positions in clubs, sports, or community service projects. Many universities value well-rounded students who lead and contribute to their communities. 7. Research and Publications: If possible, get involved in research projects, internships, or even publish your work. This shows your commitment and ability to conduct independent work. 8. Strong Letters of Recommendation: Ask teachers or mentors who know you well to write letters of recommendation. They should highlight your academic abilities, character, and potential. 9. Personal Statement and Essays: Write compelling and personal essays that showcase your achievements, goals, and show how you can benefit to the university.

Yes, definitely take a recommendation letter. For top universities, your recommendation letter should be specific, so it would be better if you give your resume and a list of your activities to include detailed and relevant information about you. If you don't have such information, still ask that person write the letter.

It's possible but your application can be weaker than your friend who worked with those who has big experience with admissions process. If you can't afford to such service, you need to know which free lessons to watch and use what you learned in your essays. Guys, I am also answering questions in the bot because I can't share every question here. So, look at the bot to see my answers

It depends on university you apply to, but I think essays and academic results(SAT, GPA...) are equally important.