<p>I emailed the school about this but haven't recieved a responses. Does anyone know what the requirements are for provisional acceptance, if I'm still eligable at this point and what I could do to increase my chances of it? I know I want to go to Clemson and getting this provisional acceptance would save so much time and effort. Thanks</p>
<p>You know you still have to apply even if you receive the provisional acceptance? From what I’ve heard you can take the SAT/ACT junior year or before and have those scores sent to Clemson and if you’re above what they’re looking for (think it’s 1350 for SAT critical reading/math and 31 for the ACT) they may send you a provisional acceptance. It’s been a while since I took the SAT/ACT but I think you can self-report your grades or class rank somewhere?</p>
<p>Yes I know I will still have to apply but it allows me to save time and money on applying to other schools since I wouldn’t know if I’d be accepted. Plus it’d be great to be able to say I know exactly where I’m going as a junior</p>
<p>Keep your GPA up and take the ACT again - there was a post earlier from someone who had received a provisional acceptance and got into the Bridge program not directly into Clemson</p>
<p>I received provisional acceptance to Clemson a week or two ago. My SAT is a 1970 (1370 M+CR) and I just self reported it in. The letter I received said it was based off of my SAT score and other materials that I gave about myself (I am assuming it was all the information that I had to input on college board). I hope that helps…</p>
<p>and to @srodier
that is a HUGE bummer that they were provisionally accepted but only got into the bridge program. The bridge students don’t usually have a high enough SAT/ACT score to even get accepted, much less recruited. The person that this happened to must have lied about some of their information.</p>
<p>all the provisional acceptance means is that you have a better shot at getting into Clemson than other applicants. If you have a 2200 on the SAT but then they find out your GPA is a 1.6 obviously they are going to have doubts about whether you can put in the work to succeed at Clemson.</p>