New Rochelle, United States of America
Application Requirements:
1. Completed Application: Prospective students must submit the Common Application. To waive the $50 application fee, applicants can use the code Iona29.
2. High School Transcript: An official transcript detailing the applicant’s academic performance throughout high school is required.
3. Letter of Recommendation: Applicants need to provide at least one letter of recommendation from a teacher, counselor, or another individual who can attest to their academic abilities and character.
4. Personal Essay: A written essay or personal statement is part of the application process, allowing students to express their motivations and experiences.
Standardized Test Scores:
• Test-Optional Policy: Iona University has adopted a test-optional admissions policy. Applicants are not required to submit SAT or ACT scores. If a student believes their standardized test scores reflect their academic potential, they may choose to include them in their application.
Academic Performance:
• Grade Point Average (GPA): While Iona University does not specify a minimum GPA requirement, the average GPA of admitted students is approximately 3.4 on a 4.0 scale. This suggests that successful applicants typically have a mix of A’s and B’s in their high school coursework.
Additional Considerations:
• Holistic Review: The admissions team conducts a holistic review of each application, considering factors such as the rigor of high school coursework, extracurricular involvement, leadership experiences, and personal achievements.
• Optional Interview: While not mandatory, applicants are encouraged to schedule an admissions interview. This provides an opportunity to discuss their application in more detail and learn more about the university.
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