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Acceptance rate for UMN?

Hey guys, I've been eyeing the University of Minnesota for some time now. Can anyone provide some insights into their acceptance rate? Are my chances good with a 3.75 GPA and decent extracurriculars?

3 months ago

The University of Minnesota, Twin Cities has had a moderate acceptance rate, hovering around 77.5% in recent years. However, please note that admission rates can fluctuate from year to year based on the number of applications the school receives.

While the acceptance rate gives a general idea of the competition, it's important to remember that admissions decisions are based on more than just GPA. Your 3.75 GPA certainly falls within a competitive range for UMN, but the rest of your application, including course rigor, test scores, extracurricular involvement, essays, and letters of recommendation, will also play significant roles in the decision-making process.

With regards to your extracurriculars, remember that the quality of involvement is more important than the quantity. Schools like UMN will be interested in seeing your demonstrated leadership, commitment, and impact in a few areas that genuinely interest you.

Ultimately, while statistical data like acceptance rates can provide a baseline understanding, they don't definitively predict whether you'll be accepted or not. So, my suggestion would be to continue focusing on strengthening your application overall, including a clear portrayal of your interests, experiences, and goals in your essays. Good luck!

3 months ago

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