Easiest University to Get Into?

This is probably a strange question, but I'm curious to know which universities are considered the 'easiest' to get into in terms of acceptance rates and academic requirements. I'm not planning to slack, just want to get an idea of some safety schools!

It's understandable to want to get a sense of what schools are considered "easier" to get into in terms of acceptance rates and academic requirements—you'll need safety schools as part of a well-balanced college list. Keep in mind that "easier" doesn't necessarily mean low-quality education—it just means the acceptance rates are higher and GPA/test score expectations may be a bit lower.

Some schools known for high acceptance rates or less rigorous academic requirements include:

1. Community colleges: These schools are meant to be more accessible for students from different academic backgrounds. You can get an associate's degree and/or transfer to a four-year university to complete your bachelor's degree.

2. Regional state universities: Most states have smaller public universities with less competitive admissions than flagship research institutions. For example, institutions like Eastern Michigan University and California State University, Bakersfield have higher acceptance rates compared to their larger counterparts.

3. Open admission campuses: Some universities offer open admission programs, meaning they accept any applicant with a high school diploma or GED, with exceptions for specific programs that might have additional requirements.

As you consider your options for safety schools, don't forget to also look into factors such as the school's overall fit, campus culture, and the availability of programs that match your interests. The definition of an "easy" school to get into varies by individual—the best safety schools for you are those that you'd be happy attending and offer a program of study you're excited about. Good luck with your college search!