Unknown
I offered a lot of extracirrucular activites i was involved in high school and also sent an essay and letter of recommendation.
Unknown
If you want to get in, go to the on-site admissions programs they have at high schools. Although I reccommend you go somewhere else.
Accounting
I got very good grades and i owe it all to my parents they helped me a loT. And not being scared to ask for help.and have great communication skills allways stay postive I also got into activities I played basketbal I still do that help me maintain my courage and confidence to succeed.
Biology
I had about a 3.0 but took all AP classes. I have good work experience in my field, and wrote a very good essay. I also participated in a huge number of activities in HS, so grades weren't the only thing they looked at
Biology
My GPA in high school wasn't too great, but I smoked the ACT. I had a lot of friends who had decent GPA's but didn't do well on their ACT's and didn't get accepted. It seems like it gets more competitive every year.
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Good grades, and good ACT scores always help. Extra activities. The univeristy is a land-grant college and tries it's best to get a good mix of students, as opposed to the other school down I-96.
Biology
I got good grades in high school and did good on my ACT.
Business - Management and Administration
Business - Management and Administration
Every year it is getting harder and harder to g et in. Just studied your asses off!
Business - Management and Administration
Extracurricular activities are a great idea. Check out a campus tour before you even apply, take a chance to tour the colleges you are interest, some of the top ranked schools are:
MSU College of Education
MSU College of Business
MSU College of Engineering
MSU College of Agriculture
MSU College of Nursing
Lyman Briggs (School of Natural Science – usually Pre-Med)
James Madison (usually Pre-Law Students)
MSU College of Telecommunications
All these have great bragging rights and might suit one of your interests! A high GPA is the biggest help, MSU does look at ACT & SAT scores – so do your best on those.
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