Has anyone recently been accepted to UoP with 3.2-3.3 GPA ? I took a look at a couple school guides and it looks like the average GPA of their incoming class is around a 3.4, but all the SDN acceptance posts I have seen are from people with 3.5+
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It's a guide line, so just use it as a GUIDE!!!
People on SDN are people on the extreme end of the spectrum. And probably represent 2% of the applicant pool.
If the school suits you, and you think you'll enjoy the school, and your stat is subpar with their stat, give yourself a pat in the back and confidently apply.
People on SDN are people on the extreme end of the spectrum. And probably represent 2% of the applicant pool.
If the school suits you, and you think you'll enjoy the school, and your stat is subpar with their stat, give yourself a pat in the back and confidently apply.
They mainly care about DAT. With your gpa, you probably need to shoot for a 21+.
As for your GPA, they focus on your last 2 years and they look at your strength of schedule during those last 2 years.
As for your GPA, they focus on your last 2 years and they look at your strength of schedule during those last 2 years.
just like it says, it's an average. That means there are people below and above it. I also heard that the like high DAT scores
