University of North Florida GPA, SAT and ACT Data

UNF GPA, SAT and ACT Graph

UNF, University of North Florida GPA, SAT and ACT Data for Admission
UNF, University of North Florida GPA, SAT Scores and ACT Scores for Admission. Data courtesy of Cappex.

How Do You Measure Up at the University of North Florida?


Discussion of UNF's Admissions Standards:

As the scattergram above illustrates, the University of North Florida has moderately selective admissions. The blue and green dots represent accepted students, so you can see that successful applicants tended to have grades and test scores that were average or better. The great majority of students who got into University of North Florida had GPAs of 3.0 or better, ACT composite scores of  20 or higher, and a combined SAT score (RW+M) of above 1000. The chances for admission improve if your grades and test scores are above these lower ranges, and many applicants have grades up in the "A" range.

In the middle of the graph you can see that the red dots (rejected students) and yellow dots (waitlisted students) overlap with the blue and green. The overlap suggests that some students who seemed to be on target for admission to UNF did not get in. This may seem inconsistent because UNF makes its admissions decisions based almost entirely on high school grades and standardized test scores. However, UNF very likely calculates GPAs differently than students' high schools do. When UNF calculates your GPA, the university considers college preparatory classes only, and it gives additional weight to AP, IB, AICE, Dual Enrollment, and Honors classes.

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