Grades and Grade Point Averages (GPA)

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The university looks at the applicant as a whole person and not just a part of that person. GPA is only a part. The university considers the following before making an admissions decision.

Admission requirements: * Essay(s) required * Required: SAT Reasoning Test or ACT * If submitting ACT, the writing section is required Very important admission factors: * Rigor of secondary school record * Standardized Test Scores * Academic GPA Important admission factors: * Class Rank * Application Essay * Extracurricular Activities * Recommendations * First generation college student Considered: * Alumni Relation * Character/Personal Qualities * Geographical Residence * Racial/Ethnic Status * State Residency * Talent/Ability * Volunteer Work * Work Experience * Level of Applicant's Interest

The average right now is a 3.2

There are some grants available for school that do not have a correlation with your GPA. Try asking your financial aid department at school which grants are available and best for you.

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Adding all GPA's and dividing by 3 is how i got your average.

Gpa: 3.8

Act: 28

Source: Be smart.com

The U.S. Government

"http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Will_a_2.7_grade_point_average_get_you_in_the_university_oregon"

Strayer University does not list minimum SAT scores or GPA for undergraduate applicants and instead considers students on a case-by-case basis. For the graduate school, students must score a 450 on the GMAT, a 1,000 on the GRE, or have maintained a minimum of a 2.75 GPA for their final two years of their undergraduate degree.

2.0 GPA

summa cum laude is top 5% of the class

magna cum laude is next 10%

cum laude is next 15%

Depends on the definition of "decent college". There are also many other factors to consider. Extra curriculars, leadership roles, important achievements, SAT, SAT II to name a few. But soley based on GPA, i would say that a college like binghamton or stonybrook (SUNY) might accept you.

A lot of state collage will accept you i had 2.2 and went to ASU best years of my life and now i m making 100000$ year and doing the job i always wanted . I had bad grades and bad ast but I worked my self up in 6 years.

I worked in company right after collage because i knew a friend there and i worked my self from bottom. I doesn't depend on collage so much but on your skills .

My friend had 2.5 GPA and got Berkley because he had leadership extra stuff and mensa mebership(IQ above 141). point is to say in you application why u have bad grades and imprese them with something. U were slacking in high school if u want decent collage u need to start working and your gona make it!

PS:(send your application to as many collages you can)

What colleges will accept a 2.2 GPA

Anything is possible. It would help knowing your GPA. But your GPA isn't the only thing dental schools take in to consideration. If you have a low GPA, you'll want to score high on your DAT (Dental Admissions Test). Another thing they will take into consideration, is if you had a job, extra curriculars etc. It will help if you've worked in a dental office to show that you already have a head start on some medical knowledge in the field.

If you don't get high scores on your DAT and don't get into dental school, I suggest applying for grad school and taking some extra science classes to bring up your GPA.

Speaking of science classes, dental schools will look at two different GPA's; your overall GPA and your Science GPA. you science GPA is actually much more important than your overall, although your overall is still very important. But with a heavy emphasis on science, they want your science GPA to be strong.

You will also want to write a very strong essay to the schools you apply to. This can be your "make or break". Your essay allows the school to get to know you on a somewhat personal level. With great luck, they want to set up an interview with you. If you're lucky enough to get an interview, then they are considering you, which is awesome news! You REALLY want to nail the interview. Make them remember you. It will make all the difference in the world.

Best of luck!

Dr. T

I think you mean 20 on the ACT not the SAT but:

Miami Dade College

Broward College

Florida Memorial University

Have high chances of accepting you.

You can also try Gulf Coast, UWF and UNF, they have higher standard but apply early and you'll have a chance of getting in, I know a few who have.

No they do not affect your GPA. However, if you fail them, they will be looking at your academic progress, especially if you are receiving financial aid.

Check this out. The scores of the students are laid out towards the bottom. It seems like if you're over 600 in math and verbal on the SAT and over 24 on the ACT, you're within the range. I was looking for the same thing and whew! I'm safe. Obviously, that's no guarantee.

http://education.yahoo.com/college/facts/7882.html

Good luck!

You have given no information in regards to where you were dismissed from. If you were dismissed from a community college, you will be required to sit out one semester before returning. However, I would strongly recommend that you identify the reasons for your current academic performance and take the appropriate measures to improve your performance. In most all cases, it has nothing to do with an inability to do well. It has to do with a lack of willingness, passion for what you do, discouragement, and any number of issues. You can perform well! It's 10% aptitude, 100% attitude. To need to find a vision; A clearly articulated picture of the future you intend to create for yourself. It's a dream! After you acquire this dream you will then need to develop a road map marked with short-term goals and objectives leading to your overall goal and objective (your dream). I would urge you to meet with a career advisor who can help you identify your strengths, identify your weaknesses, research the opportunities that are out there, and also identify any threats that would interfere with you achieving your dream. You can do this, but you are the one who must take action. If you give it 100% commitment, you can achieve just about anything you want to do! Best wishes!!

my brother got in with a 2.7 and 21 on his ACT

3.0 is the minimum GPA requirement to APPLY for any of the UC schools.

According to Virginia Tech's Undergraduate web page, the minimum GPA is a C, but a B minimum improves your chances of acceptance

Taken from Syracuse University Undergraduate Rules and Regulations 2010-2011

<http://coursecatalog.syr.edu/media/documents/2010/8/undergraduate_rules_regs.pdf>

13.6.1.3 University Honors Students who achieve superior cumulative GPAs are eligible to receive their degrees with University honors.

GPA Requirement:

Cum laude 3.2 for Architecture;

3.4 for all other colleges

Magna cum laude 3.5 for Architecture;

3.6 for all other colleges

Summa cum laude 3.8

These honors will be imprinted on transcripts and diplomas after degree certification. Students should check with the office of the dean of the home

college to determine how the GPA will be determined. Generally, physical education skills courses and ROT C credit are not included in calculating University

honors. A minimum of 60 credit hours taken at Syracuse University is required for University honors. Cumulative GPA requirements for these honors must

be exactly at or above those noted above; no rounding off is permitted.

A GPA is required for the simple reason of graduating. It makes sense that schools want a passing grade so then ones priorities will be settled. Think of sports as a secondary and school as a primary. Either way it will benefit you even if you dont feel like it is.