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@chiccc
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 • 4 years ago •
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Cal poly application portal
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Hi,

Sorry this might sound like a stupid question but I cannot, for life of me, find the cal poly application portal on my browser 🤦.. is there anyone who could send a link to it please? Thank you!

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@ajdekon
96 answers, 206 votes
 • 4 years ago

Here is the link for freshmen applications, which I'm assuming is the one you want

https://www2.calstate.edu/apply/freshman

Here is another link for the "how to apply" page

https://www.calpoly.edu/admissions/first-year-student/how-to-apply

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@chiccc4 years ago

Thank you so much

@gregccraw4 years ago

It opens on October 1 this year I think.

Speaking of Cal Poly, are the CV chancing ratings wayyy to high for anyone else? My GPA and SAT are out of range by a longshot, but I have good activities and the school is listed as a safety. It should definitely be a target or reach as CSUs are very GPA heavy.

[🎤 AUTHOR]@chiccc4 years ago

Thank you! And yea mine are that way too.. I'm kind of suspicious for some of them

@DebaterMAX4 years ago [edited]

https://www2.calstate.edu/apply/eligibility-index

As for your question about the chancing it’s wonky but it auto assumes holistic review one of the schools I’m most interested in requires any one of the following 3.0 GPA x ACT or SAT top half of class but I have a 3.9 GPA yet I only have a 95% chance so yeh it’s wonky but it’s the best available for holistic schools

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