Hey peeps, I am contemplating applying to Auburn University next year. However, I'm worried about the ACT score requirements. Can anyone brief me on what the current admission requirements look like?
Auburn University typically looks for students who have a high school GPA of around 4.07 on a weighted scale. However, they do not have a minimum GPA requirement, and they believe in a comprehensive evaluation of each student's application.
With regard to test scores, Auburn's middle 50% range for admitted student ACT scores is between 25 and 31, they also consider a holistic review of the applicant's profile rather than focusing solely on test scores.
However, like most universities, Auburn will also consider the rigor of your high school courses, your high school class rank, extracurricular involvement, and other aspects of your profile. In other words, while having a strong ACT score is advantageous, it's only one piece of the puzzle when it comes to your application.
Finally, it's worth mentioning that you should take advantage of your application essays to demonstrate your passion, commitment, and the unique perspective you can bring to Auburn University. Through your essays, you can help paint a broader picture of who you are as a student and person, which can make a significant impact on your chances of admission.
Please remember to verify all these details from Auburn University's own admissions website or contact their admissions office for the most accurate and updated information.
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