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What GPA is needed to transfer to Assumption College?

I want to transfer to Assumption College. Does anyone know the minimum GPA they look for in transfer applicants? I’m worried my current GPA might not be high enough.

3 months ago

Assumption College looks at a variety of factors when it reviews transfer applications, including your college coursework, the rigor of your courses, and other elements of your academic background.

As for a GPA requirement, while the college does not specify a minimum GPA for transfer applicants, it's worth noting that the average GPA of admitted students tends to be quite competitive. Students with a GPA around 3.0 or above generally have a better chance of getting accepted, according to data from recent years.

However, please bear in mind that GPA is just one part of your application. Assumption College also considers other aspects such as extracurricular involvement, letters of recommendation, essays, and more. Hence, even if your GPA isn't at the higher end, other strong areas in your application could balance it out.

Therefore, I would recommend focusing on strengthening other aspects of your application, in addition to improving your GPA where possible. For example, ensure that your recommendation letters and essays effectively showcase your potential and passion.

Keep in mind also that each application is evaluated individually, so there's no definitive rule that a particular GPA will lead to acceptance or rejection. Good luck on your journey!

3 months ago

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