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* * Step Two Directions: The whole class gather together to: 1) report the university you are interested in; 2)?discuss the reasons why you are interested in the university; 3) share the notes you take about the university you are interested in concerning the information about application requirements, application stuff and application deadlines. Step Three Directions: A brief survey is to be made to see how many of the students are interested in American universities, British universities and other English-speaking universities. Divide those students into several groups, several groups who prefer American universities, several who are in favor of British ones, and others. Each group recommends a representative. The representative will give a report in class about the reasons why he/she prefers this university and also the important dates and application stuff in applying. Part VI Topic-related Information Introduction to the Hottest Schools in the united States College Guide: It’s that time of year again, when high-school seniors and their parents gear up for the admissions game. In excerpts from our annual newsstand issue, here’s what you need to know about the newest trends. Hottest Ivy: Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y. The university boasts a world-class engineering college and top-flight liberal arts, science and fine arts. Hottest for Sports Fans: University of Florida, Gainesville, Fla. Winning the national football championship, as well as two consecutive basketball titles, is clearly a draw. Hottest for No SAT or ACT Needed: Bates College, Lewiston, Maine Many colleges are SAT- or ACT-optional only for students with very good grades. But at Bates, applicants never have to submit their test scores, and half do not. Hottest for Science and Engineering: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, Calif. Caltech students think of themselves as geeks with power tools. Hottest for Rejecting You: Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. Har