Hey guys, I've been researching different universities and am considering Clark University. One thing I'm slightly confused about is their GPA requirements. I mean, I know they'll want something competitive, but does anyone know their specific minimum GPA requirement? Thanks a lot!
Hey there! It's a common misconception that universities have a minimum GPA requirement. While some colleges enforce a minimum, many like Clark University do not set a specific number. Instead, they take a holistic approach when reviewing applications. This means they consider all aspects of your application, such as course rigor, extracurricular involvement, recommendation letters, essays, and, of course, your GPA.
Clark University is a selective school, with an acceptance rate around 59%. For reference, the average GPA of accepted students is typically around 3.7 on a 4.0 scale.
Remember, though, this is not a requirement. Students at times can be admitted with GPAs below or above that range. It's about the whole package you present in your application, not just one number. Hope that clarifies things for you! Keep pushing forward!
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