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AnonymousApplicant
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malleus discentium
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Re: getting into columbia
Don't shoot for anything less than a 180. It's stupid to self limit.
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Ramius
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Re: getting into columbia
use mylsn.info. Choose URM.
Get answers. Study and profit.
Get answers. Study and profit.
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LoganCouture
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Re: getting into columbia
I think low 160s would get you in. But don't settle for a lesser score and slack off on studying. 165+ would have you looking extremely good for scholarship money. Make Columbia more affordable for yourself and always study with 180 in mind.
