Updated list of schools with auto-admit (guaranteed admission) criteria

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<p>I’m pretty sure that Stanford and Harvard auto-admit if you have like a 2.0 GPA or something. :)</p>

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<p>Texas Tech University (<a href=“http://www.admissions.ttu.edu/index.php/admission-financial_aid/first-time-freshmen/”>http://www.admissions.ttu.edu/index.php/admission-financial_aid/first-time-freshmen/&lt;/a&gt;
): Guaranteed admissions for:

  • Top 10%: SAT or ACT not required (by Texas House Bill 588)
  • Top 11%-25%: SAT CR + M 1140, ACT 25
  • Second Quarter: SAT CR + M 1230, ACT 28
  • Third Quater: SAT CR + M 1270, ACT 29</p>

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<p>The University of Texas at San Antonio (<a href=“404 - PAGE NOT FOUND | UTSA”>http://www.utsa.edu/admissions/undergrad/requirements/2013-requirements.html&lt;/a&gt;)

  • Top 25%: SAT or ACT no minimum, but still need to submit
  • Second Quarter: SAT 1100, ACT 24
  • Non-ranking HS: SAT 1100, ACT 24</p>

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Texas A&M International University (<a href=“Undergraduate Requirements”>Undergraduate Requirements)

  • Top 40%: SAT or ACT no minimum, but still must submit
  • Not top 40%: SAT CR + M 900, or ACT 19</p>
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<p>University of Georgia Auto admits if your Val or Sal of your class.</p>

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<p>Which of these schools is the best?</p>

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<p>@dubnation Probably the public Ivies on the list, like UT Austin.</p>

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<p>bump</p>

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<p>UC Riverside has a Guaranteed Admission Program (GAP) for California residents with a 1600+ and some other criteria that I can’t remember.It is not binding, I believe.</p>

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<p>A list for Texas public universities:
<a href=“Texas Public Universities - Requirements for Guaranteed Admission 2015 - State Forums - College Confidential Forums”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/texas-colleges/1677484-texas-public-universities-requirements-for-guaranteed-admission-2015.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

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I believe that the agreement in Florida is that if you have an AA degree from a Florida CC (which technically don’t exist anymore, since they all became ‘state colleges’ a couple years ago…) you are assured admission into one of the Florida Universities, but not necessarily the university of your choice, just A Florida university.</p>

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<p>I’ve heard stuff about NW schools, but this is much more accurate</p>

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University of Alaska Anchorage has open-door admissions. Everyone’s probably thinking–whoa? Alaska? But I think it’s an okay school–and tuition is around $15,000 for non-residents, and way cheaper if you are a WUE student.

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Not quite open admission at University of Alaska - Anchorage. See
http://www.uaa.alaska.edu/admissions/requirements/admis_first_time_bac.cfm

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I got accepted to illinois tech…opinions about the engineering program there? thanks

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CSUMB has an auto admit if you visit the campus in 6th grade on preview day and save your otter card and show during admissions time

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Georgia has some threshhold for scholarships.

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Yes they do.

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Does.anyone.the.required.SAT.score.for.Purdue.Pharmacy?And.which.Sat.subject.tests.i.ll.have.to.give?

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Does.anyone.the.required.SAT.score.for.Purdue.Pharmacy?And.which.Sat.subject.tests.i.ll.have.to.give?

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Tulane University has guaranteed admission for Louisiana applicants provided they meet the following criteria

  • Reside in Louisiana and graduate from a Louisiana high school
  • Apply EA or SCEA
  • Score 28+ on ACT Composite or 1870+ on SAT Combined
  • Graduate with a 3.5+ GPA (unweighted, 4.00 scale) in English, foreign language, science, social science, and
    college preparatory mathematics courses taken while in high school
  • Complete 4 years of English, 3 years of social sciences, 3 years of lab science, 3 years of math, and 2 years of foreign language
  • Have no prior college attendance after high school graduation
  • Have no suspensions or expulsions

http://admission.tulane.edu/apply/now/louisiana.php

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I didn’t even know these existed! Thank you for all the help by posting these.