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2016-05-26 College Prep: tips for int'l students

May 26th, 2016
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  1. Greg Malivuk
  2. http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - Notes from all my classes
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  4. Homework: read the assumptions and choose which one Joseph’s argument depends on and which one Ronald’s argument depends on
  5. = Choose the statement that, if it were false, that man’s argument would be incorrect
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  7. Joseph: Tests and diagnostic procedures do not make up an insignificant portion of the bills that are sent to insurers.
  8. = Tests and diagnostic procedures make up a significant portion of the bills.
  9. (Because if these procedures *are* insignificant, then they are not responsible for increasing health insurance costs.)
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  11. Ronald: Patients are not just as likely as doctors to choose the most expensive diagnostics and tests.
  12. (Because if they were just as likely to choose expensive tests, then letting them make decisions instead of doctors would not change the cost at all.)
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  14. http://www.usnews.com/education/blogs/college-admissions-experts/2011/09/14/what-are-some-tips-for-international-students-applying-to-us-colleges
  15. “Tips for International Students applying to U.S. Colleges” - handout
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  17. Read your answer on the next handout and make sure you understand it.
  18. Take two minutes to compare your understanding with the other students who read the same one.
  19. Then summarize/explain your answer to the rest of your group and make sure they also understand it.
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  21. http://www.americanexamservices.com/about-the-toefl/toefl-scores-usa-universities - Required TOEFL scores for a number of different US universities.
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