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First of all, apply early, and apply for all of the scholarships available. I was an above average student and participated in many extracurricular activities in high school, and was awarded two scholarships, which both alone would have paid for my entire college. Every semester, I owed nothing on my account, and because my housing and tuition was less than the scholarship, the university cut me a check for the remaining balance they promised me, which I used to buy books.
Accounting
I got a 3.7 gpa in high school with a 23 on the ACT. I was in clubs in high school, etc.
Accounting
I got in very easily for the freshman year, but opted to save some money by going to GRCC first instead. Because of the Macro program that they offer specifically for transferring to GVSU, it is very easy to get in as a Junior.
Athletics/Training
When I applied, it wasn't too difficult for me to get in because I had a high SAT (old) score and a 3.8 GPA in high school. I have heard though, that the university is being more selective in order to control class sizes and grow responsibly, which I think is a good thing. If you are an out-of-state student wanting to attend and the ACT is not the main test in your region, take it before you come to Grand Valley. GVSU bases all the class placements off your ACT scores, SAT scores mean nothing when it comes to class placement. I wasted my first weeks testing out of introductory classes since I did not take the ACTs
Biology
I filled out an aplication. They sent me a letter saying I was in.
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They accept a very large amount of people.
Business - Management and Administration
Apply early, and I would suggest rooming with someone you know if you have the opportunity.
Chemistry
I didn't even have to write an essay to get in. too easy.
Computer Engineering
Apply, if you have decent grades you should get in.
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