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Historical admission data

Historical admissions data
Class of	Apps Received	Students Admitted	Average Cumulative GPA (range)	Average Prereq GPA (range)	Average GRE scores
2027	148	26	3.72 (3.24-4.00)	3.60 (3.02-4.00)	not required
2026	115	26	3.78 (3.34-3.98)	3.66 (2.91-4.00)	not required
2025	133	24	3.71 (3.08-3.97)	3.65 (3.02-4.00)	not required
2024	157	25	3.67 (3.10-4.00)	3.54 (2.92-4.00)	V-147.7 Q-148.6 W-4.0
2023	156	26	3.69 (3.29-4.00)	3.58 (3.14-4.00)	V-149.5 Q-149.5 W-4.2
2022	236	26	3.70 (3.26-4.00)	3.73 (3.22-4.00)	V-152 Q-152.1 W-4.2
2021	207	25	3.78 (3.41-4.00)	3.72 (3.26-4.00)	V-150.5 Q-151.5 W-4.4
2020	163	26	3.71 (2.91-4.00)	3.79 (2.91-4.00)	not required

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