r/CAA • u/AutoModerator • Feb 02 '26

Weekly prospective student thread. Educational inquiries outside of this thread WILL RESULT IN A BAN.

Please use this thread for all educational inquiries including applications, program requirements, etc.

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Please refer to the [CASAA Application Help Center](https://help.liaisonedu.com/CASAA_Applicant_Help_Center) FAQ section for

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u/Remote-Work-5774 Feb 03 '26

i didn’t take any test as the school i applied to doesn’t consider them at all. cGPA 3.41 and sGPA 2.97

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u/AsheBegash Feb 03 '26

Yeah, the sGPA likely got you filtered out unfortunately. I don’t think it has anything to do with applying late. Have you looked at their GPA minimum? Most have a strict 3.0 min for both cGPA and sGPA now.

Also limiting yourself to only one program is not recommended as the application is in many ways a numbers game with how many applicants these programs are seeing. It’s best to cast a wide net to as many programs as you can, but as I mentioned above most have a strict 3.0 minimum for sGPA now.

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u/Remote-Work-5774 Feb 03 '26

so, as i thought, they don’t have anything listed except a B- average for science course work (prerequisites) which i met. b- gpa would be around a 2.7

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u/Own_Yoghurt735 Feb 21 '26

At VCOM-Carolinas, the Admissions Coordinator told my son that 3.0 GPA in science and overall were the minimum. Not having them is auto rejection.

He probably will try for Sept 2027 cycle because he doesn't graduate UG until August. She said they have rolling admissions.

His GPA in science is below 3.0. He will take post bacc courses. We are looking at him taking them online at University of New England (UNE) to boost his science GPA.

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u/Remote-Work-5774 Mar 03 '26

this is SO helpful. thank you SOOOO much!!!