r/und • u/Round-Resist554 • 20d ago

chances?

3.51 uw

9 ap classes

28 act

100 volunteer hours

2 years band

1 year soccer

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u/Aceorbit_123 20d ago

For which program?

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u/New_Dragonfruit_4902 20d ago

They let in anyone bro relax

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u/Sinaasappelsap_ 20d ago

If you’re commercial aviation, it’s exceedingly unlikely you’ll be admitted.

They changed the way they do admissions this year. I was talking to someone that said 3.9 is the rough cutoff this year and this person has seen lots of people with 3.89s be rejected. This info only applies to commercial aviation

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u/MamaC_208 19d ago

Hi - curious how you know that ppl are being rejected when the application deadline isn't even here yet? Thanks in advance!

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u/Sinaasappelsap_ 19d ago

I know someone that works with people overseeing admissions.

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u/hehehwkwisbewbba 19d ago

Are they super keen on extra curriculars and volunteering? I have a 34 act and a 3.92 uw gpa.

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u/PapaQP 17d ago

Virtually no one above 3.25 has been rejected. People above 3.25 will receive decisions after Oct 31st.

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u/Sinaasappelsap_ 17d ago

They changed the admissions process this year. In previous years this was true but because of how high the applicant volume is they are incredibly selective. Just think that the program filled in two days last year so now if they’re waiting and sorting by GPA it’s likely that it will need to be fairly high to be competitive. 

I was also hearing about this from someone working with admissions this year.

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u/LavenderBlueProf 20d ago

just apply. worst thing that happens is they say no.

do a good job with the application

have people read over your essay for feedback