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WHAT COURSES ARE REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION?

You must complete a college preparatory curriculum that includes the following courses:

• 4 Courses in English
• 4 Courses in Mathematics
• 3 Courses in Science
• 2 Courses in Social Studies

WHAT IS YOUR AVERAGE FIRST-YEAR GRADE POINT AVERAGE AND TEST SCORE?

The incoming, first-year class had an average, unweighted grade point average (GPA) of 3.20 (unweighted), SAT score of 1062, and ACT composite score of 21. The minimum GPA for admission is 2.5 (unweighted).

Brevard College does not require courses in Foreign Language in order to receive an offer of admission.

AP courses are recommended. Credit is given on a course-by-course basis.

Recommendations are not required. Essays are not required, unless you apply for Test Optional admission.

GED scores are acceptable. You must, however, meet MCR stated above by submitting a partial, official high school transcript.

HOW DOES TEST OPTIONAL ADMISSION WORK?

Test Optional admission requires you to answer 3 of 5 short essay questions, which admissions staff evaluate.

WHAT COLLEGE COURSES WILL TRANSFER?

Transferable coursework is determined upon evaluation of college transcripts. General Education credits are rarely non-transferable.

Course equivalents are based upon comparison to Brevard College course catalog descriptions and transferring institution’s course descriptions. Exceptions for equivalent courses not offered at Brevard College are subject to review by division faculty.

DO YOU ACCEPT DUAL ENROLLMENT OR AP COURSES?

The above requirements for transfer credits apply to dual enrollment coursework. AP credit is based upon official scores from The College Board. Brevard College requires a score of 3 or higher to assign credit.