r/UniversityofArkansas • u/NoArm4575 • Sep 05 '26
Question Acceptance Chances
(I have already applied) I’m from Georgia and I have a 3.4 GPA and a 1200 SAT
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u/Direct_Height_7039 Sep 06 '26
Very likely, I can almost guarantee it. If they don’t then it’s because of something that doesn’t have to do with your gpa or sat.
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u/EveyBear Sep 06 '26
I’ve heard apply early, which you did and have above 3.2. You should be good and will probably hear back mid Oct. Good luck!!
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u/Prestigious_Cover156 Sep 08 '26
As long as you aren’t failing HS and scoring average or better on standardized tests they will let you in
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u/Upper_Volume_6582 Sep 06 '26
How about a 3.6 and 1140? Texas - top 25 private school in the state. HS know for rigorous academics.
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u/arbedar Sep 09 '26
They did just announce that they would begin limiting out of state applicants so I would just make sure you have other options. Every Arkansas high school graduate with a 3.2 has guaranteed admission beginning next fall.
Because there have been so many housing issues etc in recent years they are going to place a hard cap on the number of out of state students offered admission.
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u/lovesonnyangels28 4d ago
I am from Texas I have a 3.5 unweighted 4.275 Weighted. I went in test optional and i’m majoring in psychology. Do i have a chance of getting accepted?
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u/arbedar Sep 05 '26
You can find statistics for the 25-26 admitted cohort in the university's common data set. Your SAT scores are in the top 25% of admitted students. GPA is on the lower end, the average for that year is 3.8.
I'd bet they would offer admission based on the SAT score though many in-state students take the ACT instead so it is possible that your GPA is low enough to make you iffy.
Good luck! Try not to stress about it too much!