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Easiest Private Universities to Get Into?

Hey y'all, I'm currently checking out my options for universities to apply to. I know private unis are usually a bit tougher, but are there any that are known for being a bit easier to get into? Want a good education, of course, but also want to be realistic with my chances. Any input would be great.

a year ago

Sure, it's good that you're looking into different universities and understanding the range of selectivity. It's definitely a key part of making a balanced college list. Here are some private universities that are typically considered less competitive and more accessible in terms of admission:

1. University of La Verne in California - Known for its comprehensive liberal arts education, it has an acceptance rate of around 75%.

2. Pace University in New York - It's well-regarded for its programs in the arts, business, and health sciences, with an acceptance rate above 75%.

3. Mercy College in New York - Offering a wide variety of programs, from the liberal arts and sciences to business and health professions, Mercy has an acceptance rate nearing 85%.

4. University of Dallas in Texas - With a strong core curriculum grounded in the liberal arts and an acceptance rate above 59%, this is another more accessible option.

5. Augsburg University in Minnesota - Known for its strong programs in business, education, and nursing. It also has a unique program for students with disabilities. Augsburg's acceptance rate is around 77%.

6. Maryville University of St. Louis in Missouri - Known for its professional programs in health science, business, and education. Its acceptance rate is around 88%.

Please note that while these schools have higher acceptance rates, admission will still depend on the strength of your profile. I encourage you to research each of these universities and others to find a fit for your academic interests and career goals. Good luck with your college search!

a year ago

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