a recent poll of ivy league schools showed that one of the top criteria is if the student is in debate, journalism, or theater.....so go do one of those, that shouldnt seem like busy work to you.

also sports and decent grades....try not to make ds.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by NickT
I am 16 too and i am getting a 3.8 and i got a 1300 the first i took the SATS but i am still worrying about getting in a good college. Its true, the stuff you

 

Thanks for all the advice, for those who were saying about studying... Hell no I dont study, the thing is is that im capable of getting straight As, if i study for like an hour for a test, 100% its easy to me. Its just that Im too fking lazy to do that work lol.. you guys have actually inspired me believe it or not, I want to get into a good college and such.

 

By the way, Im looking to get into somewhere thats like the actual physical putting together of computers.. What kinda degree in what do I need for that??? AND.. Anyone know of a good technical school, or any school for that matter that would provide classes that focus directly on that?? Pref in the state of PA or CA..

 

^Dunno about schools, but there's lots of rankings and info about Universities at your school...

in terms of putting together of computers, I'd assume you'd need to do something along the lines of computer engineering.

 

Thats what I thought in the first place, was a degree in computer engineering.. Thanks for clearing that up for me. Feel free to post, i can use all the advice i can get!! laterz

 

http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/grad/rank...grank_brief.php

This gives you a list of the T-50 engineering schools in the US, so any of those would prolly be a good place to aspire to.