A level grades for Top US Universities
So, I want to apply for Economics in the USA, and I wish to attend a T30 school, namely NYU, Boston University, potentially Columbia, etc.
Do these universities distinguish between A and A* at A level? And would they be critical of applicants who do not have A* in Maths, but an A instead? Finally, would taking more than 3 A levels benefit my application in any way? Thanks in advance!
Do these universities distinguish between A and A* at A level? And would they be critical of applicants who do not have A* in Maths, but an A instead? Finally, would taking more than 3 A levels benefit my application in any way? Thanks in advance!
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