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University of North Carolina at Greensboro - Admission Criteria



Criteria Ranking | High School GPA and Class Rank | Standardized Tests

Criteria Ranking

  • Academic ranking criteria for this college is listed below. Academic criteria are ranked in order of importance from 1 (Most important) through 5 (Least important) or N (Not relevant).

      Rank Criterion
      1 Secondary School Record
      3 Class Rank
      4 School's Recommendation
      2 Standardized Test Scores
      N Essay

  • The following non-academic criteria are indicated as E (Emphasized), I (Important), C Considered, or N (Not relevant).

      Rank Criterion
      I Character and Personality
      I Extracurricular participation
      I Particular talent or ability
      I Geographical distribution
      I Alumni/ae relationship

High School GPA and Class Rank

  • The average high school/secondary school Grade Point Average for freshmen stood at 3.15.
  • Following is a breakdown of the high school class rank of enrolled freshmen.

    Rank Percent
    Top fifth 26%
    Second fifth 31%
    Third fifth 26%
    Fourth fifth 9%
    Bottom fifth 8%

Standardized Test Score Criteria

  • All freshmen scores reported used the old scoring system.
  • The following scores do not include Freshmen transfers.
  • 98% of accepted applicants submitted an SAT I score and 0% of accepted applicants submitted an ACT score.
  • The recent adjustment to the SAT I scoring system has affected the school's admission policy: Contact the school directly.
  • Here are the scores of enrolled freshmen who took the SAT I:

      SAT verbal scores over 500 59%, SAT math scores over 500 55%, SAT verbal scores over 600 18%, SAT math scores over 600 15%, SAT verbal scores over 700 3%, SAT math scores over 700 1%