GPA requirements
Minimum grade standards
GPA requirements are the minimum grade point averages that institutions or programs demand for admission, continuation, or eligibility.
Colleges set GPA requirements for applicants; scholarships and honor societies maintain them for membership; graduate programs establish cutoffs for admission: The law school has a 3.5 GPA requirement.
Athletes must meet GPA requirements to remain eligible for competition.
- admission criteriaStandards for acceptance
- college admissionsEntry to undergraduate study
- transfer creditsAcademic work recognized elsewhere
- academic standingStudent's official performance level
- scholarship eligibilityRequirements for academic grants
financial aid · percentile ranking · honor roll · dean's list · cum laude · probation
- admissionsapplication, acceptance letter, admissions, application deadline, admissions committee
- college catalogscourse catalog, course descriptions, course credits, credit hours, prerequisites
- military admissionsUSNA, Annapolis, Air Force Academy, military academy, service academy
- ScholarshipsFulbright, Rhodes, Erasmus, fellowships, bursaries
- College Athleticsbasketball, football, NCAA, baseball, Division II
- gradesA, A+, B, C, D
GPA requirementstest scores
Numerical exam results
SAT scores · ACT scores · entrance exams · letters of recommendation · writing samples
GPA requirementsopen admission
Accepting all applicants
open enrollment · holistic review · universal access · rolling admission
grades, grading, gradation, gradient, graduation, point, points, pointed, pointing