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Hi I'm currently a undergraduate student in Australia. I was wondering what was the best way to get into a honours program in a university like Caltech?
SeReNiTy said:Can you guys give me a benchmark to compare with? I need to know if these ambitions of mine are mere pipe dreams...
Pengwuino said:If you are even considering the idea that they are pipe dreams, then they probably are. If you aren't straight A, top of the class, local hero, etc etc, you will probably have a big fight on your hands.
The purpose of studying abroad at Caltech's Honours Program is to gain a unique and rigorous academic experience in one of the world's top universities, while also immersing oneself in a diverse and vibrant community.
To be considered for the Honours Program at Caltech, students must have a strong academic record, exceptional letters of recommendation, and a well-written personal statement. They must also demonstrate a passion for their chosen field and have completed challenging coursework in relevant subjects.
The Honours Program at Caltech is a four-year program, with students typically completing their first two years at their home institution and the remaining two years at Caltech.
Studying abroad at Caltech's Honours Program offers numerous benefits, including access to top-notch faculty and resources, a diverse and international student body, and the opportunity to enhance one's academic and personal growth through challenging coursework and research opportunities.
Yes, international students are welcome to apply to Caltech's Honours Program. However, they must meet the same academic and application requirements as domestic students and must also have a strong command of the English language.