mhf93

This is a forum for graduate school applications (i.e. for master's or PhD level, not bachelor's), so you may not get much traction with this question. However, I would strongly recommend looking at schools in Denmark for your situation. Tuition will be free for you (assuming I understood correctly that you're a German citizen) and if you get a part-time job while studying you'll also be eligible for the Danish government stipend for students, of around €1000 per month. Some Bachelor's programs are taught in English so you could start by looking at those, but Danish is also pretty easy to learn if you're a native German speaker. If you're interested in marketing you should start by looking at Copenhagen Business School. I know a guy who did a semester at Dartmouth from the University of Copenhagen, so at least from there it's possible. I would not advise attending university in the US if I were you, your finances will be ruined for life. You have the opportunity to attend university in the EU for free or close to free so take advantage of that. Imperial College is off limits to you unfortunately as their minimum entry requirement for German students is a 1.6 Abitur (and SAT scores won't help you at a UK university). It is probably not possible for you to get anywhere "ASAP", as far as I know most schools will have closed admissions for the fall semester by now (although I could be wrong, it depends on the school). So you would be looking at starting around January or September 2022. Even if you start this fall I would not assume that remote learning will be off the table in the fall semester, given the slow pace of vaccinating worldwide. Good luck!