Mathematics Rutgers
Is it possible to get into Rutgers University – New Brunswick?
NonWtd GPA: 2.657
Wtd GPA: 2.9444
SAT Reasoning Test: 470 Critical Reading, 530 Math, 530 Writing
(1000/1600 overall – old SAT format)
(1530/2400 overall – new SAT format)
ACT + Writing: 24 English, 24 Mathematics, 19 Reading, 20 Science, 23 Combined English/Writing
(22 Composite Score)
Older brother currently second year at Rutgers University – New Brunswick (School of Engineering)
In-state student (Somerset County)
Nationality: Asian (Vietnamese)
3 years: Track & Field
2 years: School Choir
4 years: Math
4.5 years: Science
4 years: World Language (Spanish)
4 years: English
4.5 years: History
High school does not provide class rank.
Applied to:
School of Environmental and Biological Sciences
School of Arts and Sciences in New Brunswick
College of Nursing at our New Brunswick campus
To be honest ur test scores are fine but that GPa is what worries me Rutgers tries to be selective you will need atleast like a 3.3 to get in if your not going on an athletic scholarship I applied I had a 4.25 and a 28 on the ACT and 1500 on the sat I got in put my sister had a 3.0 23 on ACT and 1300 on SAT but she was put on the “waiting List” because they said her GPA was alittle low and they would give her a responce at the end of the second quarter to see if her GPa inproved so if I were you I would continue applying to other school as well dont just rely on Rutgers. You have a good shott because of your tests scores and ur active in ur school and u are a Minority so blow em away with ur essay and you shouldnt have a problem good luck
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