What's the average community college GPA to be accepted to a university?

Answer 1

Not a requirement.

Most require only a High School diploma or GED.

Why waste time going to community college with a low GPA. Try a trade school that preps one for a job directly. Those Community colleges are remidial places to ready one for the normal college programs and the fall out rate in our community is above 80%. So they take your money and say THANKS in most cases. Not all, excuse me for this blunt answer.

Answer 2

Regardless of some answers.... each university (public vs. private) is different, as is each college/major at the university. In addition, the gpa posted may not really reflect the gpa of the students admitted into a major. (For example, the college of business requires a 2.0gpa, but I know that the department of Marketing didn't accept any students who had under a 3.0gpa. It's a limited access program, and there were more applicants than seats.)

If you start at a community college, then you will need to check the transfer requirments for the major that interests you... at the university you think you want to attend.

Now, as far as a community college education... it's exactly the same as the first 2 years of a state university. You will be taking all the same general education requirements!! At the community college level, you will have several things going for you... prep classes (if you need them), smaller class size (we average about 25 - 30 students per class... unlike our local university where some classes are you and 400 of your best friends), more student-teacher interaction, and we're less expensive!

Many studies have shown that students who transfer from a community college to a university actually hold higher gpa's upon graduation than students who begin at the university!!

Answer 3

frequently speaking, the extra effective your undergrad business enterprise, the extra effective for you and your pursuit of entering into scientific college. So, graduating from a precise college which comprise your Bachelor's degree will make issues much less puzzling for you than graduating from some community college or much less properly prevalent college. This nonetheless holds real whether you get a decrease GPA on the precise college than you could on the community college.

Answer 4

It varies from university to university. That being said, usually if you have at least a 2.0 GPA, you should be able to get in. Again, it depends on the university. The best suggestion I can give you is to contact the university you are seeking to enter and ask them for their admission policies.

Hope I helped - good luck! =)

Answer 5

well i dont know the average, but in with Arizona Schools, ASU and NAU, also UNLV(Vegas) you need 24 credit hours with a 2.0 GPA.

Answer 6

generally 3.0+ for avg state schools , Highly selective = 3.5+, 4.0+ a miracle for top 50 schools 4.0+ $100,000+ dollar contribution to top 10 schools

Answer 7

3.0+

Answer 8

depends on what race you are