Anonymous be64e371d05034c3f319bfc84da3771f started this discussion 3 months (2008-08-29 01:43:25 UTC) ago:
I just got back my test results. It's an 82. Is this good enough?!
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Anonymous be64e371d05034c3f319bfc84da3771f (OP) replied with this 3 months (2008-08-29 01:46:03 UTC) ago, 3 minutes later (#55,382):
I should probably mention that I want a Bachelor of Arts or something like that.
Anonymous 8c57510c6104148bc94890d2d9dc78fa replied with this 3 months (2008-08-29 03:35:51 UTC) ago, 2 hours later (#55,401):
It all depends on what university, and how you plan to get there. 82% on what? Some schools are much harder to get into than others. Personally I went through a community college for my first two years, and those credits all transferred to my state uni. I didn't have to worry about entrance exams or competing, because I was automatically accepted as part of my CC's program.
Anonymous 13221f7cc34b887744882c975fd47465 replied with this 3 months (2008-08-29 19:33:14 UTC) ago, 16 hours later (#55,554):
Yes, a B avg will get you into most Universities, although you can rule out Ivy League. I don't know the rules in every state but in Florida if you go to community college first then all your credits transfer and once you have an AA degree the 4 year institutions are legally required to accept you. I went straight to UF (4.7Gpa/4.0, damn honors point) but my fiance (~3.5GPA) went to community college first to get her degree (Nursing). It actually saved her a lot of money and no one gives a damn how you got the degree, just that you have it. All that information (class demographics, average GPA, SAT/ACT score, etc) is readily available at various sites or at the websites of the schools themselves. Find one in your range and apply. Good luck.
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