Does anyone know the formula they use for acceptances?

Colleges and Universities A-Z San Diego State University
1

<p>I heard there is a formula that SDSU uses to determine who they accept. And what the min. number needed from that formula is?</p>

<p>Its something with your GPA and your SAT scores.</p>

2

<p>You can go to the SDSU admissions website and it will give a spot to calcualte your score both for in service area and out of service area because they are two different numbers. You will need your GPA and ACT/SAT score to do this. It also give the average for thos admitted in each category.</p>

3

<p>
[quote]
You can go to the SDSU admissions website and it will give a spot to calcualte your score both for in service area and out of service area because they are two different numbers. You will need your GPA and ACT/SAT score to do this. It also give the average for thos admitted in each category.

[/quote]

I myself don't need this, but do you have a direct actual link?</p>

<p>It is very helpful if you do.</p>

<p>Thank you.</p>

4

<p>SDSU</a> I Want to Apply</p>

<p>After you click on inside or outside service area, there will be a eligibility calculator within the text and that will give you what you need.</p>

5

<p>Thanks any1can. That's really helpful. I never knew of that, but I'll now be sure to tell people.</p>

6

<p>Interesting piece of information that I never knew. Only applies to SDSU not other CSU's</p>

<p>"Students who fall short of the required test scores and do not enroll in the summer session will not be admitted in September" within local service area.</p>

<p>Incoming freshmen from outside the service area are required to have scores above the testing thresholds to qualify for admission.</p>

<p>Incoming freshmen at SDSU must do at least one of the following to avoid summer school:</p>

<p>Score at least 550 on the critical reading section of the SAT.</p>

<p>Score at least 680 on the writing section of the SAT.</p>

<p>Score 24 or higher on the English section of the ACT.</p>

<p>Score 3 or higher on the language and composition or the composition and literature Advanced Placement exams.</p>

<p>Receive a “Ready for CSU College-Level English Courses” on the STAR report.</p>

<p>Score at least 4 on the English A1 International Baccalaureate exam.</p>

<p>Score at least 151 on the CSU English Placement Test.</p>