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if you're looking for a "name" lmu is not the place, even people in california may have never heard of it

It works fine for getting into grad schools pretty much everywhere if you get good grades but, in industry, it's more well known in Southern California. Its recognition even sputters in Northern California.

By the end of senior year I will have completed 10, but I know people who have been accepted with less. My friend, who got into CFA with a huge scholarship, took her first and only AP course this year.

I took only 2 but I took SUPA classes as well and honors classes

I didn't take any AP classes and i got in so 4 sounds safe :)

I took 5 with a 3.7 gpa and 2060 SAT score

I took 2 last year and 4 this year.

i only took 2

3.3 and 1760

I only took 2 (senior year) as well with a 3.3 and 1550 on my SAT

I took 0 AP courses, had a 3.1 GPA, and a 25 on my ACT. But I had a lot of service hours, so it is safe to say LMU looks at your application as a whole, not just your GPA and classes you take in high school.

I'm not sure if they require it, I took a French subject test and I was early accepted into the Film&TV school

No, I didn't take any subject tests and I was accepted into the film program! My gpa is 4.0 and SAT was 1850! I think my essays and recommendations were my saving grace.

Still good. Your friends that have cars will always help you get around. Plus, you already have everything you need right there with the mall and marina down the street.

Parties take place in the local neighborhood, also small parties are in on campus apartments. If you have a bike you can easily get to the Venice and Santa Monica, I suggest that. It's a very scenic bike ride.

If you'd really like to attend there, and have a good chance, then definitely.

It depends on how you stack up. You have to be pretty stellar in order to get accepted OOS.

The housing survey is general and doesn't ask any personal questions aside from a comments section for special accommodations. The housing survey just asks you to rank where you want to live and allows you to request a roommate.

If you are in film you will probably be in tisch or gallatin meaning you wont have a math requirement so take the one you will do better in to have the highest possible gpa. Statistics is easier for most people but you know your strengths best. both stat and calc are aps so it looks good either way.

If you are in film you will probably be in tisch or gallatin meaning you wont have a math requirement so take the one you will do better in to have the highest possible gpa. Statistics is easier for most people but you know your strengths best. both stat and calc are aps so it looks good either way.

i'm a freshman at nyu so thats why i know about nyu but idk for sure about other schools most likely they wouldn't have a requirement if they have a separate acting/arts school but if for some reason it is in the college of arts and sciences then you would have requirements

i'm a freshman at nyu so thats why i know about nyu but idk for sure about other schools most likely they wouldn't have a requirement if they have a separate acting/arts school but if for some reason it is in the college of arts and sciences then you would have requirements

I heard if you are looking into the medical field, Statistics is a must :)

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They're really good about financial aid and you can always apply for scholarships through the school if you need more!

Okay that's great to hear...thanks!