SAT scores and GPA
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Go take a look at the USNA class profiles for the most recent years to get a sense of what you need to score and what you need to be doing. I think just googling USNA class profile will get you there.
Many of your questions can be answered through a simple search of these forums or by browsing through USNA's admission's website.
Unless I'm mistaken, I don't think USNA takes your weighted GPA into account. And to be competitive, you're going to want to have SAT scores at 1350+ (M+CR)
http://www.usna.edu/Admissions/documents/ClassPortrait.pdf
Unless I'm mistaken, I don't think USNA takes your weighted GPA into account. And to be competitive, you're going to want to have SAT scores at 1350+ (M+CR)
http://www.usna.edu/Admissions/documents/ClassPortrait.pdf
Vista123
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Hi khaddy
You are asking great questions. Do yourself a huge favor though and comb through this forum. Your questions have been answered in great detail in the past. You will find tons of info by just scrolling backwards and reading various posts.
You are asking great questions. Do yourself a huge favor though and comb through this forum. Your questions have been answered in great detail in the past. You will find tons of info by just scrolling backwards and reading various posts.
My website is kind of acting up on me here guys. Excuse my questions, I have been searching this website for days and some things I haven't been able to find. Sorry for the inconvenience. I will do my best to try and figure something out. Thanks for all of your help!
Unweighted GPA is usually what is looked at. GPAs will be recalculated based on school profile. This is common for most universities.
700 each section. The higher, the better. Might sound like a bit up there, but make that your goal.
Work hard in high school; the work you do now will only open more doors, no matter where you end up.
GoBlue1984
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I would add that Class Rank and Test Scores are probably as, if not more, important than GPA - weighted or un-weighted.
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Make the application. Stats are a double edge sword. Obviously you have to meet a certain minimum. If you don't apply they can never say yes. Go look at the SAT stats on the Class Profile for previous class (2016). It will give you an idea of where you fall in comparison to the entire class. Remember, competition at a minimum is local level (congressional district).
Make the application. Stats are a double edge sword. Obviously you have to meet a certain minimum. If you don't apply they can never say yes. Go look at the SAT stats on the Class Profile for previous class (2016). It will give you an idea of where you fall in comparison to the entire class. Remember, competition at a minimum is local level (congressional district).