People say you need like around a 3.8 GPA at least a 1300 on your tests (ACT in 30's) and be very involved; lots of community service helps also. Family legacy used to count alot, but doesn't as much. However it still counts for something. Also, everyone thinks schools want to see a well-rounded student, which to some degree is true, but actually what is is more important is an "angular or pointed" student; meaning someone who shows genuine interest and passion for select activities. It doesn't mean as much if you're 101 activites just to fill up space on your application. The college only cares if you contributed to that club etc. otherwise it doesn't hold as much weight as you might expect. I toured USC and an admissions advisor spoke to my group saying even if you don't think there is a chance of you getting in, apply anyways, there are people who get in that have lower GPA's, grades aren't everything although they do help, obviously. If you don't get in you rfreshman year, it is definitely much easier to a junior college for 1 or 2 years get really good grades and then transfer, that way USC doesn't have to worry about the transfer GPA's affecting their average. It is much easier. Good Luck and Fight On Trojans!
Gedgpa of 35.0 or higherdiploma
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The zip codes for USC are: 90033 - USC Health Sciences Campus 90089 - USC Main Campus.
To qualify for a degree at the University of Southern California (USC), applicants typically need to meet specific admission requirements, which often include completing a certain number of high school courses across various subjects. While having only three subjects may not meet the standard criteria for admission, it ultimately depends on the context of those subjects and the overall application. USC also considers factors like standardized test scores, extracurricular activities, and personal statements. It's best to consult USC's official admissions guidelines for precise requirements.
The USC Viterbi School of Engineering typically looks for a competitive GPA for admission, often around a 3.5 on a 4.0 scale for undergraduate applicants. However, GPA is just one aspect of the admissions process, which also considers standardized test scores, recommendation letters, personal statements, and extracurricular activities. It's essential to check the specific program requirements, as they may vary. For the most accurate and updated information, visiting USC Viterbi's official admissions website is recommended.
Use the link below and get an answer straight from the horse's mouth. Once you get there, use the link at the top of the (home) page to Admission. Good luck.
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There are a lot that never started at USC, if you mean QBs that went to NFL without starting at USC then Matt Cassel is one.