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Getting Into University of Alabama at Birmingham - Acceptance Rate?

Hey there! I've got my eye on the University of Alabama at Birmingham and am curious about my chances of getting in. Just wondering, does anyone know what their acceptance rate is? Any other admission tips or points to keep in mind would also be appreciated hugely. Thanks guys!

a year ago

Sure thing! The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) has a decent acceptance rate, usually between the 86-89% mark. However, acceptance rates often change year to year, so you might want to check the school's official website or contact their admissions office for the most accurate information.

Remember, acceptance rate is just one factor in the admissions process. UAB, like other colleges, evaluates applicants based on a number of factors including your GPA, curriculum rigor, test scores (if you choose to submit them), extracurricular activities, letters of recommendation, and personal essays.

Consider working on showing a broad interest and involvement in extracurricular activities, accomplishing a good GPA, and showcasing your unique 'spike' or deeply developed interest or talent. Ideally, you should have around 8-10 total extracurriculars, with a focus on quality and high involvement rather than quantity.

If you choose to submit test scores, remember to prepare well since UAB still considers SAT or ACT scores as part of the admissions process. You should also put significant effort into your application essays. One way to stand out is to avoid cliche topics and to make sure your personality and passion shine through in your writing.

Lastly, make sure you're meeting any and all deadlines. UAB has a rolling admissions policy, but you should aim to complete your application well before the academic year you plan to start.

Good luck with your college application process!

a year ago

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