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I have a bit of an issue. I had trouble adjusting to my first year of university - as in I only took 2 courses in my first semester, but took a full 5 in my second. All else being equal, my academic standing is quite good - I should be coming out of this year with mostly 80s and 90s. Assuming my marks improve with experience and I graduate with a 4.0, how are my prospects of attending an Ivy League School for graduate studies?
This question is being asked with the understanding that I will form good relationships with professors of my field, as well as gain as much experience in my field as possible over the next 4 or 5 years.
Background information:
Currently in my freshman year at U of T St. George.
Planning on pursuing either:
1) A specialist degree in Modern Art History with a major in German.
2) A specialist degree in Middle Eastern Studies, focus on Islamic Art History and Archaeology.
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