SDSU

[Chris94]

anybody know how hard it is to get into SDSU? how low could my scores be in order to get accepted? I'm assuming that somebody on here has to have gone there.

 

[HAL Pilot]

how low could my scores be in order to get accepted?

Nothing like an underachiever.....

But than again if the minimums weren't good enough, they wouldn't be the minimums.

 

[Chris94]

So basically nothing under, a 3.5.... Just speculating

 

[ea6bflyr]

A quick google search came up with this link. Have you looked at it?

 

[Chris94]

Yes and thank you for that, I'm just looking at some of the averages and my 3.67 is right on the cusp of last years along with my SAT, so I'm just getting a little worried since I just need to get in in order to start the college program for NROTC.

 

[Renegade One]

anybody know how hard it is to get into SDSU? ...

If your question relates specifically to NROTC, I'm sure you know that the San Diego NROTC "consortium" covers 5 campuses…USD, SDSU, UCSD, Point Loma Nazarene and Cal State San Marcos. Five campuses that may all lead to your same goal.

 

[BUDU]

Isn't this what like, I dunno, guidance counselors are for?

 

[ea6bflyr]

I've known NROTCs that work with the Admissions office to get student into the school. Have you started this conversation with SDSUs NROTC? It may be worth your while.

-ea6blyr

 

[Chris94]

Guidance counselors aren't always the most help, TRUST ME

 

[Chris94]

I've known NROTCs that work with the Admissions office to get student into the school. Have you started this conversation with SDSUs NROTC? It may be worth your while.

-ea6blyr

Ok I'll be sure to look into that

 

[scoolbubba]

You do realize that if 3.5 is average, about half the people there have something lower than that. I like those odds any day of the week.

 

[BusyBee604]

I'm just looking at some of the averages and my 3.67 is right on the cusp of last years along with my SAT, so I'm just getting a little worried since I just need to get in in order to start the college program for NROTC.

Chris, congrats on your OCS date... BTW, in my experience, a 3.67 GPA is past the 'cusp' of excellence. If you can maintain or exceed this grade through graduation, then GPA is the least of your hurdles [on the road to the Blue Angels]!
BzB

 

[Chris94]

Chris, congrats on your OCS date... BTW, in my experience, a 3.67 GPA is past the 'cusp' of excellence. If you can maintain or exceed this grade through graduation, then GPA is the least of your hurdles [on the road to the Blue Angels]!
BzB

OCS date? I must be missing something haha
But that's good to know!

 

[Chris94]

Chris, congrats on your OCS date... BTW, in my experience, a 3.67 GPA is past the 'cusp' of excellence. If you can maintain or exceed this grade through graduation, then GPA is the least of your hurdles [on the road to the Blue Angels]!
BzB

OCS date? I must be missing something haha
But that's good to know!

 

[BusyBee604]

OCS date? I must be missing something haha
But that's good to know!

Oops, just an ol' geezer mistake, anyway, the rest of my post applies. I'll teach you a bit of Japanese for my penance.... "Gomenasai BoySan'"!

BzB