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Hey guys. So I am a sophomore in high school and I am a pretty average student, mainly B's usually a C or two (science/math). But my goal is to get to CSU for college and it's something I've been wanting for a long time. But I have a growing concern that me being accepted might be a little more distant then anticipated. I recently read that majority of accepted applicants had an average grade of a B+ or higher and that any grades below that were a stretch. That really worries me. Anybody have any idea how true this is and therefore could maybe help? Thank you for reading this.
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Honestly, if you're struggling to get a B+ in high school where they spoonfeed you what you need to know, you're not going to do that well in college where you have to take responsibility for your learning
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>>18698744
Colorado State University has an acceptance rate of 81%. You already have pretty good odds of getting in, even better if your test scores are good.
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Simplest answer: call the admissions department and ask them.
If you couldn't figure that out, are you sure college is for you?
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>>18698744
A B average might get you into your state's first-string university (The University of [state]) and would probably get you into the second-string one ([state] State U) A B- average might get you into the second string and probably would get you into the third-tier (Northern [stste] U or Univ of [state] at [city])
A good couple of semesters at any tier should let you transfer up a tier. |Or you could go first to a CC, so well, and then transfer to a tier above what you might otherwise go for
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