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Neuroscience/Cognitive Science
Jan 21 2013
For me, getting in was pretty easy since I had good test scores and graduated high school with highest honors. I was also a legacy student, meaning several members of my family had already attended CNU, which I know has some impact on the decision of the admissions officers. As long as your GPA is over 3.0, you shouldn't have much trouble getting in.
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Undecided
Sep 20 2012
My grades were lower than what the school said they needed and my SATs weren't the best but I got in easily. I was told that the average GPAs ACTs and SATs that the school posts are BS. The school didn't have a hint that there were extenuating circumstances but getting in wasn't a problem (I was invoked in a car accident and my grandparents died during my junior and senior years in HS).
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Business - Management and Administration
Jul 24 2012
To get it, I took the SAT, had a gpa of 3.3 - 3.4, recommendation letters, and had a personal essay. Definitely be involved in extra curricular activities!!
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Physics
Mar 07 2012
I worked my butt off, took a ton of AP which got me out of a lot of classes, got a great score on the SAT and had a 3.6 GPA in high school. VISIT FIRST. Seriously get a feel for the place first, you'll know if it fits you or not. Then just fill out the application and good luck, they take less than half their applicants. :)
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