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Auburn is test-flexible for summer and fall 2021. Freshman admission is based on a holistic review, consisting of an evaluation of core classes, high school grade point average, answers to short answer questions and one of the following supplemental documents: a graded writing assignment, ACT or SAT score report, expanded resume or AP or IB score report. There are two options for applying to Auburn University. There is no preference given to either application, so choose the application you are most comfortable with. We highly encourage you to submit the application you initially start; filling out both applications could cause confusion and information not matching correctly on your applicant file.
Frequently Asked Questions
If choosing to submit your ACT or SAT test scores as your supplemental document requirement, we will need the verified Test Scores sent officially, from the testing agency before submitting your enrollment deposit. Auburn University School codes are ACT 0011 and SAT 1005.
An official high school transcript copy will be required prior to submitting the enrollment deposit.
The application on Auburn’s application includes 4 English, 3 Math, 2 Science and 2 Social Science core grades to calculate the GPA.
Letter grades options are A, B, C, D, F, N/A, P/S, U
If your high school grading scale assigns numerical grades to a letter, use that grading scale to determine the numerical score’s letter grade. Enter that letter grade.
If your high school transcript does not have a grading scale that assigns numerical grades a letter, use:
A= 90-100
B=80-89
C=70-79
D=60-69
F=59 or belowEnter N/A – (not applicable) if you have not taken the course.
Enter P/S – Pass/Satisfactory if you were given a Pass Grade instead of a letter grade.
Enter U – Unsatisfactory if you were given issued an unsatisfactory grade instead of a letter grade.
Auburn offers weight for AP, IB and Honors classes only.
Any other class should be entered as Regular in the Core GPA calculation, including dual enrollment and AICE credits.
FY - Full Year (Use for Full Credit)
NA - Not Applicable (Use this if you haven’t taken the class)
Sem – Semester (use for Half Credit)
Yes, since you’ve only finished half the credit, we only enter half credit. The GPA calculator will calculate your GPA using the half credit, so your GPA is correct.
You will enter the cumulative GPA from your high school transcript. You can use any grading scale to enter the cumulative GPA (e.g. 100 point, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0).