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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Case Western might be a good likely. Strong in math and a decent music program too. Oberlin, as you mentioned, very strong in music and students can do both music and academics. [/quote] +1 for Case western. He could receive a nice merit scholarship. Demonstrated interest is VERY important![/quote] How does one do that?[/quote] You can demonstrate interest in several ways, depending on the school and their offerings. An in person visit (if you can’t get a spot on an official tour, stop by Admissions and ask them to note that you were there. They might even find you a last minute slot but it will be noted, and that can help with interest). A virtual tour. Sign up for in person or virtual program (there can be many). Sign up for a q&a with a current student if that’s offered. Engage with their emails, open links. An interview with an admissions officer is a great way to demonstrate interest however the interviews with alumni do not usually benefit your chances of admission - if you do well, the admissions office interviews are impactful (but not usually required). Ours interviewed and showed interest for several targets and safeties - felt it helped them with their good results and scholarship offers. And helped them feel great that there are many schools where they could be happy. [/quote]
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