What is the average gpa for Princeton?

Answer 1

The average GPA at Princeton is 3.9. This makes Princeton Extremely Competitive for GPAs. With a GPA of 3.9, Princeton requires you to be at the top of your class. You'll need nearly straight A's in all your classes to compete with other applicants.

Answer 2

You would want to have a solid GPA, a 3.5 or higher. Also you'd want to be a well-rounded student: being in clubs, sports, music bands, and volunteering helps quite a bit.

The Average ACT score required is 31- 35 or above . With stellar recs and amazing EC's and overall personality.

Average SAT math score: 700 - 790 Average SAT writing score: 700 - 780 Average ACT score: 31 - 35 GPA score: 3.88

Answer 3

I gather that Princeton does not officially require a specified GPA from any applicant; however, in practice, most applicants will average 4.0 (almost entirely A grades) and will be in the top percentile of their class. I obtained this information from applying to Princeton myself!

Answer 4

Princeton University does not have a specific GPA requirement. Instead, they look at how students have excelled within their particular schools and communities. They look at the courses taken, if the student has taken honors or advanced placement courses, extra-curricular activities, leadership activities, etc.

Answer 5

I am not exactly so sure, but I would guess maybe 3.8...or higher, of course, but if its possible, try to get 4.0......you can get that by doing after school activities....

Answer 6

The average high school GPA of admittants when they were in high school was 3.85, according to Career Cruisers' info on Princeton enrollment.

Answer 7

Ive read that you need a 3.5 or higher for admittance, but the average GPA for accepted students is about 3.85

Answer 8

3.5 or higher i would say 4.0 but it is up to you

Answer 9

4.0