What is the typical minimum GPA score that CSUN candidates have?
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You are fine, go ahead and send out the application through csumentor.com. Then place a call to admissions and tell them you are sending in a late application for a Spring 2007 transfer. You'll be admitted just in time, but you may have a bit of trouble finding classes. The good news is that there are a million General Ed classes you can take so you can begin your semester appropriately.
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The average GPA for stanford was a 3.90 last year.  That would be an A- to A average so that's about a 90-95% average. They will look at gpa from grades 10, 11, and 12, maybe even 9th.  I dont know what you meant by maximum percent. Hope this helped.
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You should be able to find that information in the student handbook of your particular college. \n\nAt mine, you had to get a GPA below 2.0.
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the majority of their strongest candidates have a GPA between 3.6 and 4.0 as well as SAT verbal/critical reading and math scores of at least 650 each, there are no minimum figures set for grade point average, test scores, or rank in class.\n\nCheck out the stats of their undergraduate admission for fall 2005\n\nhttp://www.stanford.edu/dept/uga/applying/extras/1_2a6_profile.html
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Freshmen \nAdmission 24,052 applied, 20,432 admitted, 7,110 enrolled, 3.40 average high school GPA \nAverage high school GPA 3.40 \nTest scores SAT verbal scores over 500 77%, SAT math scores over 500 84%, ACT scores over 18 98%, SAT verbal scores over 600 32%, SAT math scores over 600 45%, ACT scores over 24 66%, SAT verbal scores over 700 6%, SAT math scores over 700 11%, ACT scores over 30 14%
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look it up on collegeboard. They have SAT requirements, GPA requirements, reference letters, service requirements, etc.
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It's okay, not outstanding or anything.. 49% of students had a GPA of 3.75 or higher in high school. But your SAT scores and other factors have something to do with it also. Apply. If you get in, great. If not, at least you know. It's worse to not apply and keep wondering if they would have accepted you. Just do it! And you have time to improve that. :)
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I really think they focus on your GPA and SAT scores.  I was accepted with a 3.8 GPA (through my Junior year anyway).  I also got an SAT score of 1190.  I didn't do many sports or extracurricular stuff, but I did have a part time job.
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Percent applicants admitted: 9%\n\nRequired units:\nRecommended units:\nEnglish - 4\nForeign Language - 4\nHistory - 2\nMath - 4\nScience - 4\nSocial Studies - 3\n\nSAT Reasoning Verbal: 700 - 790 \nSAT Reasoning Math: 700 - 790 \nACT Composite:          30 - 34 \n\n*Also, you need countless hours of community service hours. Still, the chances of you getting in are 9%. Good luck.
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There are no minimum SAT scores required for admission.\nAt Princeton they believe that while grades and test results are useful pieces of information, they do not by themselves provide a complete picture of a student’s academic accomplishment or potential.
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the GPA score is your actual grade point average from all your classes. the better your grades the higher your GPA can be. the GPA scale is a standard grading scale so you can evaluate your GPA score according to some value. for example, the scale can be as follow: 4.00 - 3.75 GPA can be the scale for the "A" GPA score.
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Get a first class 65% if you want to go to a mediocre university.For good schools more than 75% and a very good score in CAT
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whatever your GPA is divided by 10 \n\nthen multiply the quotient by 4. simple.
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Well if the entry exam has a prerequisite for SAT results you need the score.Obviously GPA and personal traits are important.
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Not exactly, but any college review site like princetonreview.com will give you an average GPA.
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First, off you should speak to someone at your Community College and look at www.csumentor.com for the requirements. I have transferred from a Community college also in CA.\nAlso look at www.assit.org to help you with the classes that transfer over.\n\nYou must complete something called the IGETC which is the core requirements. You must also have 60 transferable units to be a junior at the state University. Some University's will accept lower division transfers but that is rare.\n\nIf you fail a class you must retake it F's don't count. As long as your GPA is 2.0 you will be guaranteed admission to almost any CAL STATE as long as the major is not impacted.\n\nBe sure to complete your English, speach and math before you transfer.\n\nAlso your credits do transfer over making you a junior.\n\nanything else? :-)\n\nHave a great day
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Often a good GRE score, research experience, or letters of recommendation will offset bad grades.\n\nNone of the schools I applied to had a MINIMUM grade point average. Some might have had the average undergraduate GPA or something, but half the students that make it have below average grades, so this is not a minimum.\n\nMaybe you wouldn't get into UCLA or something, but many smaller programs are desperate for students. Apply for schools in a wide range of rankings and see what you get.