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大学名称伊利诺伊香槟U.S NEWS 2012 RANKING45Academic requirementHigh School Coursework RequirementsSubjectMinimum Required Years of CourseworkRecommended Years of CourseworkEnglish44Math3 or 3.5 14Social Sciences24Lab Sciences24One Foreign Language24Flexible Academic Units24+若学科不满足学校要求，可以在申请中的optional essay中解释你为什么缺少这门课程English requirement(1) Have scored a minimum of 79 on the internet-based (ibt) Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). The Colleges of Business, Engineering and Media require a minimum score of 100 ibt. OR (2) Have scored a minimum of 6.5 total score on the International English Testing System (IELTS) with a minimum score of 6 on all four modules.Please note that these are only the minimum requirements needed to meet English proficiency. In many cases, the standards needed to gain admission will be much higher, so it would be to your advantage to submit all test scores demonstrating a high level of English competency, especially if you do not meet the ACT/SAT minimums.IGCSE ENGLISH是否认可学校网站没有具体信息SAT Not RequiredCollege Selectivity for 2011 Admitted Freshmen Some programs within a college may admit at a more competitive level.Middle 50% of Students CollegeACT ScoreSAT Score with writingHigh School Class RankACES25 - 301800 - 202079% - 95%AHS25 - 291710 - 202082% - 94%BUS28 - 321910 - 209089% - 97%DGS25 - 301830 - 201079% - 92%EDU25 - 291760 - 201578% - 91%ENG30 - 341970 - 219090% - 98%FAA26 - 301750 - 201076% - 94%LAS27 - 321890 - 211086% - 97%Media26 - 301790 - 202079% - 92%Campus 27 - 321890 - 212084% - 96%是否COMMON APPLICATIONNoREQUIRED ESSAYS in 2012 applicationStudents are asked to write two essays:How have your past circumstances and experiences (such as your upbringing, community, and/or activities) impacted who you are, your future goals, and your choice of major? If you havent decided on a college or major yet, briefly explain your intentions and aspirations for your first year at Illinois. Please limit your response to approximately 300 words. In no more than 300 words, tell us something about yourself that isnt covered elsewhere in this application, some interest or experience of yours that you think the University of Illinois should know about as part of the admissions review. Important factors considered by the review committee when evaluating the essays are:How the applicant ties his or her academic interest to the desired major or, if applying to the Division of General Studies, how the applicant explains his or her varied interests and need for exploration. How the applicant showcases his or her passion through chosen activities, work experience, research, or course selection in high school. How the essay reveals maturity and growth through past experiences, evidence of character development, cultural insight, community awareness, and/or leadership. Strength of writing is carefully considered throughout all the application essays.申请起止时间September 1, 2011 January 2, 2012 Applications must be postmarked by January 3. We need to receive all supporting documents (Self-Reported Academic Record, test scores) by January 12There are two admissions notification dates: December 16, 2011, and February 17, 2012.申请费$60 (US) application feeAPPLICATION CHECKLIST Accurate email address.We send important information via e-mail. Please submit an address that will be checked frequently and notify the Office of Undergraduate Admissions if you change it. Major selection. Browse our list of majors and concentrations. If youre undecided about a major, you can apply to the Division of General Studies. You may only apply to one program; however, you will automatically be considered for other programs, including the Division of General Studies, if you are not admitted to your first choice. Essays. Two essays of no more than 300 words each are required in the application. We want to read about you, what interests you and why. After the essays are completed, ask a teacher, counselor, or parent to proofread and provide feedback. Remember, they should not write for you, but help catch misspellings and give suggestions. List of Activities, Work Experience, Community Service, & Honors/Awards. List the most important and meaningful experiences youve had and honors earned during high school for each question. Application Fee. Please submit a nonrefundable $50 application fee ($60 for international applicants), payable to the University of Illinois, or a completed fee waiver from your high school guidance counselor. Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR) o The SRAR is an online form on which an applicant provides the information traditionally found on an official high school transcript, such as courses taken, level of courses taken, and grades. Students must have a copy of their transcript on hand when completing the SRAR. Students should allow 30 minutes to fully complete the SRAR. o You cannot begin the SRAR unless you have started our online application or submitted a paper application. We recommend that you do not complete the SRAR until you have completed and submitted your application. o To assist in completing the SRAR, we suggest that you watch this video and/or complete the worksheet. o Do NOT send any official transcripts or supporting documentation to the Undergraduate Admissions Office. If a student is admitted to the University and accepts his or her offer of admission, an official transcript must then be sent to the University so that the SRAR can be verified. o To qualify for Priority Admission, the SRAR must be submitted by November 1. For Regular Admission, it must be submitted by January 12. Official test scores. Standardized test scores are required for admission review: either ACT (code 1154) or SAT 1 (code 1836) scores are accepted. The writing component of the ACT is required for at least one sitting. To qualify for Priority Admission, test scores must be received by November 1. For Regular Admission, they