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Colleges for 3.2 GPA Students?

Hi everyone! My GPA is around a 3.2 and I'm starting to explore my college options. I have some community service and extracurriculars under my belt too. Can anyone suggest some colleges which typically accept students with a GPA like mine?

a year ago

Absolutely, there are many schools that would welcome a student with a 3.2 GPA and active involvement in community service and extracurricular activities. Always remember that although GPA is important, colleges also place value on a student's overall profile, including their character, passions, and dedication, which can be demonstrated through involvement in activities outside of academics.

Here are just a few colleges you might want to consider:

1. University of Alabama (Huntsville): This is an excellent public institution known for its engineering and nursing programs.

2. Ohio University: Nestled in the charming city of Athens, Ohio University offers strong programs in business and communication studies.

3. University of Kansas: Located in Lawrence, KU is known for its excellent journalism, education, and engineering courses.

4. University of Arizona: This institution located in Tucson offers programs across disciplines, from business to biosciences.

5. San Diego State University: Part of the Cal State system, SDSU has strong programs in business, tourism and hospitality, and the sciences.

Remember to also look at the course offerings, majors, locations, and other variables that are important to you. I would advise doing some research around these universities and others that might fit your interests better.

Additionally, take the time to carefully craft your college application essays and have someone review them for you. They are an opportunity to show admissions committees who you are outside of your GPA and test scores. Best of luck with your college search!

a year ago

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