The 2021 admissions cycle was offering a SAT test-optional policy that was considering all aspects of an application including grades, honors work, and extracurricular activities. But idk about 2022...

Because of its excellence in science, engineering, medicine, and business, the university ranks 9th in the QS World Rankings So if you wish to do arts, I suggest you try LSE

Oh, yes, you will find a list of 20 schools giving a SAT waiver here

The average CSU East Bay tuition is $17,622 per annum

But mostly, yes The major disciplines here include- Architecture, Engineering, Natural Sciences, and Public Policy

Depends, which course do you want to pursue?

Here you go- Average CSU East Bay tuition: $17,622 Average boarding: $18,000

Honestly, it depends on which course you want to pick up, is it design? writing? painting?

The University of Montreal acceptance rate is 57%

It depends on which country you're talking about If it's Canada- A college can give you a diploma or a certification A university can give you a degree If it's US, the above definition stands

You can also check out- McCombs School of Business, University of Texas Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University SC Johnson College of Business, Cornell University

The list of universities in UK without TOEFL requirements include- University of Bristol University of Bolton London Southbank University Robert Gordon University University of Warwick, and more

For scholarships offered from organizations outside of Yale- You can check out this list of 40 scholarships

That's a tough competition Both are equally good and have had a rivalry for reputation in political science for as long as one can remember But in my opinion, you should choose Harvard

When you add these costs to the basic tuition fee, the total cost of education at Yale comes to- $78,850 for undergrad students

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has- An average cost of boarding of $13,730 and The MIT tuition fee is $46,704

Students who get admission into either of these colleges face similar financial situations Ivy League colleges are more expensive anyway But you also get lots of scholarship options if you get into an Ivy League school...

Depending on your interests, you could check out- Funen Art Academy Design School Kolding The Royal Danish Academy of Music National Film School of Denmark, and more

Na, I think it's different It's 5:1

For a bachelor's degree in Culinary Arts, you'll need close to $100,000