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FSU GPA for acceptance?

Hey everyone, I was just wondering what kind of GPA people usually have when they get accepted into FSU? I'm currently working on improving mine and would love to know what my target GPA should be.

2 years ago

Hey there! Florida State University (FSU) typically accepts students with a wide range of GPAs due to their holistic admissions process. However, to give you an idea of what's usually competitive, the middle 50% of freshmen admitted through early action for the Fall 2024 semester had a high school GPA between 4.4 and 4.6 (weighted). Keep in mind that these GPAs are on a weighted scale, which takes into account the difficulty of courses like Honors, AP, and IB classes.

While reaching for a GPA in that range is a good target, your GPA is just one factor that FSU evaluates among many others, including your course rigor, extracurricular activities, essays, and letters of recommendation. It's essential to strive for the best grades possible while maintaining a strong involvement in activities that you're genuinely interested in and passionate about outside the classroom.

If your GPA falls below the average for admitted students, don't be discouraged. You can still stand out by demonstrating your strengths in other aspects of your application, such as participating in notable extracurricular activities or writing a persuasive and compelling essay.

Remember, FSU values a well-rounded application, so continue working hard to improve your GPA, but don't forget about those other application components as well. Best of luck with your college journey!

2 years ago

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