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Not a problem if you are a smart kid. Unfortunately mine are just average students who probably wouldn't get into any of these schools, but if they could, MIT would be first choice. -
Imagine that! Someone in this forum actually admitting their kids are just average!! You, my man (or lady), are certainly an exception to the TS forum!!!Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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What kind of numbers do you need to get into MIT? How much does coach's support help? Does the coach have "tips" like NESCAC? Anyone have info on how it works at MIT?Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Once you get in, can you stay in? The academic pressure is said to be immense. Can't be a marketing major at MIT.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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For kicks, I went to the springfield college website and they list the majors for the women's soccer team:Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Occupational Therapy/Psychology
Physical Education
Occupational Therapy
English/Elementary Education
Sports Biology
Physical Therapy
Sport Management
Recreation Management
Elementary Education
Health Administration
Physical Education
Physical Education
Sports Biology
Elementary Education/English
Health Science/General Studies
Physician Assistant
Physician Assistant
Physician Assistant
Physical Therapy
Applied Exercise Science
Applied Exercise Science
Elementary Education
Business Management
Physical Education
Physical Therapy
Physical Education
Health Science/General Studies
Physical Education
What exactly does a "physical education" major study?Comment
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
They are studying to be a gym teacher.
Springfield has turned out a lot of teachers of all types over the years. They also have specialities in physical training and physical therapy and state of the art facilities to support those majors.Comment
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I spoke with the MIT coach a couple of years ago; I was curious just as you are although my kid already had plans. He was watching a player from NY in a region 1 game at Lancater. He told me that if you have 800s in your math SATs then contact him and he'll come watch you play otherwise don't bother. That answer most of your questions albeit indirectly I think.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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MIT's web site has some majors listed on the individual bios. Below are the ones I found:
Majoring in mechanical engineering
Majoring in chemical engineering
Majoring in mechanical engineering with a minor in biology
Majoring in management
Majoring in civil engineering with a concentration in economics
Majoring in mechanical engineering with a minor in biomedical engineering
Majoring in materials science and engineering with a minor in biomedical engineering
Majoring in computer science and electrical engineering with a concentration in Japanese
Majoring in chemistry
Majoring in mechanical engineering
Majoring in economics and political science
Majoring in earth, atmospheric and planetary sciences.
Majoring in materials science and engineering with a minor in management and a concentration in economics
Majoring in mechanical engineering with a minor in economics and a concentration in biological engineering
Majoring in chemistry with a concentration in economics
Majoring in mechanical engineering
Majoring in mechanical engineering
Majoring in aerospace engineering
Majoring in chemistry with a concentration in toxicology
Major is undecided
Major is undecided
Majoring in chemical engineering
Majoring in biological engineering
Majoring in economics
Majoring in biology
Majoring in aerospace engineering with a concentration in history
Not bad. Especially since they beat springfield for the NEWMAC championship!Comment
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My daughter only got 790 on her math SAT1, but got 800 on her math SAT2. she is taking ap calculus (bc) and ap physics. Does she have a shot?Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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I bet they all have a longer ring finger than pointer too!!!Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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