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Looking for Easy Colleges to Apply To

Hey y'all! While I'm definitely applying to some more competitive schools, I also want to apply to some 'easy' colleges, just in case. Can anyone recommend schools with relatively high acceptance rates and less intensive application processes?

6 months ago

Hello! It's a good idea to have a mix of colleges in your list, including some with higher acceptance rates. Here are a few schools that fit your criteria:

1. Arizona State University (ASU) - With an acceptance rate of around 90%, ASU has a solid reputation and offers a wide variety of programs. The application process is relatively straightforward, and the school doesn't require essays or letters of recommendation (unless you're applying to the Honors College).

2. University of Alabama - Known for its strong business and engineering programs, the University of Alabama has an acceptance rate of around 80%. Similar to ASU, the application process doesn't require essays or letters of recommendation.

3. Ohio State University (OSU) - With an acceptance rate of approximately 55%, OSU has many well-regarded programs, including engineering and business. The application process is not overly complicated, but it does require an essay.

4. Indiana University Bloomington (IU) - With an acceptance rate of around 80%, Indiana University Bloomington has strong programs in business, music, and many other fields. The application process is fairly simple - the school requires a school-specific supplement in addition to your personal statement, but no letters of recommendation.

5. Michigan State University - Known for its strong programs in business, education, and engineering, Michigan State University has an acceptance rate of around 83%. The application process requires an essay, but no letters of recommendation.

Some general tips for applying to these "easier" schools:

- Make sure you still show genuine interest in the school and your desired program in your application materials.

- Tailor any required essays specifically to the college. Avoid generic-sounding statements.

- Maintain good time-management, as it's essential to submit quality applications, even for schools with high acceptance rates.

Remember to research each school to confirm specific application requirements, as they may change. In the end, it's crucial to find the right fit for you, so consider factors such as location, campus size, and available majors when exploring your options. Good luck with your applications!

6 months ago

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