2020年11月26日 · Auburn University Auburn, AL • 4-year Public • Acceptance Rate 44% Auburn is a public university in Auburn, Alabama. Auburn University was founded in 1856 and enrolls 35,381 students. Quick Facts Total Enrollment 35,381 Campus Setting city Admission rate 44% Tuition and fees In State $12,536 Out-of-State $33,944 Paying For College See The Official 2024-2025 CC Calendar for projected ...

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2024年12月17日 · Auburn does not share how they recalculate the GPA, but his was similar to yours at 3.82 (I think). It makes absolutely no sense and his school counselor agrees. He was deferred, but his test scores were also what is considered average these days, so not surprised.

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2023年9月26日 · Unfortunately, Auburn isn’t truly TO, and I do think applicants are at a slight disadvantage applying without test scores. Since they had such a large increase in applicants over the past few years, they have started to only consider test scores and GPA for admissions, so without test scores, I think it makes it even harder to evaluate.