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**nerrttrw** · 07-30-2012, 06:10 PM

I have no idea, I just saw this and was a bit shocked... I always expected you had to be at least about +2..

I am going into my last year of school am achieving top grades and am a year younger than you are meant to finish at..

I never thought collage in the states was an option but if i took the year off after school I could definately get down to around 2 or 3, so this combined with 600 + points (max points here is 625 for your final exams) I actually have a chance at a scholarship?? That's incredible and I now have a whole new outlook for the next couple of years

Like I said, it depends on what college you'd like to play at, but yes, if you could get your cap down low enough and put yourself out there you could definitely get a scholarship.

07-30-2012, 06:10 PM	#8
nerrttrw Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 588 Senior Member	I have no idea, I just saw this and was a bit shocked... I always expected you had to be at least about +2.. I am going into my last year of school am achieving top grades and am a year younger than you are meant to finish at.. I never thought collage in the states was an option but if i took the year off after school I could definately get down to around 2 or 3, so this combined with 600 + points (max points here is 625 for your final exams) I actually have a chance at a scholarship?? That's incredible and I now have a whole new outlook for the next couple of years Like I said, it depends on what college you'd like to play at, but yes, if you could get your cap down low enough and put yourself out there you could definitely get a scholarship.
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