Hey everyone, I've been looking into Arizona State University for my college applications and I was wondering if they have any automatic admissions criteria. Like, are there certain ACT or GPA thresholds that get you in without any hassle? Would appreciate any insights!
Arizona State University (ASU) has certain admission criteria for applicants to be admitted, and while not exactly "automatic" admissions, they serve as a strong guideline. For incoming freshmen, they follow a combination of ACT/SAT scores and high school GPA requirements:
For Arizona residents and non-Arizona residents:
- If your GPA is 3.0 or above (unweighted 4.0 scale), you should have a fair chance of getting admitted by meeting the following ACT/SAT score requirements:
- ACT: 22 composite score or
- SAT: 1120 total score
Please note that these thresholds are not a guarantee of admission, but meeting them increases your likelihood for acceptance. While your ACT/SAT scores and GPA play a significant role in determining your admission decision, ASU also considers many other factors during the review process, such as class rank, the rigor of your high school coursework, and your extracurricular activities.
Keep in mind that schools can change their admission criteria, so check the ASU admissions website for the most updated information when completing your application.
Good luck with your college applications!
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