Unknown
Fall back school. It's cracking down on grades to try to be a top 20 public university so work harder in high school.
Architecture
Getting into Clemson University is becoming more difficult every year. Since Clemson uses a race-neutral admissions policy, the best way to get in is to have a high GPR and SAT/ACT score.
Architecture
Application was easy as pie. All the same advice for any school: stand out exceptionally or be well rounded and have decent SAT scores and GPA. I'd recommend a campus visit to make sure its the place for you. It's what made me fall in love with it but at the very least you'll understand the Clemson image - and whether you like it or not.
Biology
I didn't do too much to get in. Make sure that you have AT LEAST ONE of the following: 1000 SAT score (math and verbal) and a 4.0 GPA on the non-weighted scale (about a 3.4 or above on the 4.0 scale). And apply early.
Biology
I graduated in the top 5% of my class, was captain of the baseball team, member of NHS and Beta Club, volunteer at elementary after-school program.
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I did well in school; top 5%. Made 1300 on SAT, and had letters of recommendation; one from an alum, and the other from a doctor who I shadow.
Business - Management and Administration
If you can't get in because of your major apply as a different one and then switch after the first semester.
Business - Management and Administration
I did very little extra to get into school, other than just being active in high school and making above average grades and SAT score.
Business - Management and Administration
Obviously doing well in school and getting good tests and grades is the biggest benefit, but you have to show Clemson you want to go here. They like to see interest on your part, so come and visit, maybe multiple times, and engage the admissions department.
Chemistry
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