Marist College
Students who got into Marist:
Tips mention: Interview (2), ACT/SAT (60), Grades (86), Sports/Extracurriculars (43), College Essay (41)“Use your college essay to your advantage and doJul 15 2011Communications
Use your college essay to your advantage and do well on your SATs and ACTs even though now the school is test optional. Marist looks for a well rounded student so make sure you have extracurriculars under your belt.
ACT: 33 SAT: 1910 Female
Use your college essay to your advantage and do well on your SATs and ACTs even though now the school is test optional. Marist looks for a well rounded student so make sure you have extracurriculars under your belt.
ACT: 33 SAT: 1910 Female
“Since SATs are no longer a primary factor inJun 21 2011Communications
Since SATs are no longer a primary factor in admissions at marist any idiot with a family with financial means can go here and probably get through by doing the bare minimum.
Female
Since SATs are no longer a primary factor in admissions at marist any idiot with a family with financial means can go here and probably get through by doing the bare minimum.
Female
“All i did was get decent grades, good SATsMar 03 2011Communications
All i did was get decent grades, good SATs and have rich grandparents...the last one being most important.
SAT: 1820 Male
All i did was get decent grades, good SATs and have rich grandparents...the last one being most important.
SAT: 1820 Male
“I had very good grades and SAT scores butJan 31 2011Psychology
I had very good grades and SAT scores but that's not needed. You do need good scores and grades and it would be helpful to get a scholarship to help with the high costs.
SAT: 2170 Male
I had very good grades and SAT scores but that's not needed. You do need good scores and grades and it would be helpful to get a scholarship to help with the high costs.
SAT: 2170 Male
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87 GPA in high school and accelerated course load, 4 years of indoor and outdoor track, 2 years of lacross, 1 year of football, business club, and organized a few community service events as well as participated in many
SAT: 1690 Female