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Curious about the College of San Mateo

Hey guys, I've been considering applying to the College of San Mateo. I'm trying to gauge my chances of getting in. Does anyone know what their acceptance rate is like? Thanks in advance!

a year ago

Sure, I can provide you with some information. The College of San Mateo, like many community colleges, offers an open admission policy. This means that any student who has a high school diploma, GED, or equivalent and applies will be accepted. That is to say, they don't turn away students based on their academic history or standardized test scores.

Open admission can be a great opportunity for students to continue their education, especially those who might not have thrived in a traditional high school setting or those returning to education after a period of work or military service.

Although the College of San Mateo will accept all applicants who meet the basic requirements, certain specific programs within the college may have more competitive admission standards due to capacity limitations or higher academic demands. So, if you're interested in a particular program, I'd recommend reaching out to the college directly to get more details about those specific program's admission policies.

Remember, while getting into college might be fairly straightforward, thriving and succeeding once you're there will take dedication and hard work. It's important that you remain committed to your studies and take advantage of the resources available to help you succeed, like academic advising, tutoring, and counseling services.

a year ago

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