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This document contains information about applying to and attending Berry College, including the application process, requirements, costs, and financial aid options. It outlines what is required in the application, such as transcripts and test scores. It also details the admission timeline and criteria Berry considers, such as GPA, class rank, courses, and activities. Information is provided on calculating GPA, required high school courses, admission dates, costs for tuition and fees, room and board, and scholarship opportunities based on merit or need. Resources for state and federal financial aid are also listed.
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Chapter 2
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- 3. Ryan Harrison Starr Boylan Laura Miller Allie Watts
- 8. Required High School Courses 4 years of English 4 years of mathematics (including algebra I and II, either geometry or trigonometry, and a fourth year of mathematics beyond algebra II) 3 years of natural science 3 years of social studies 2 years of foreign language
- 9. Calculation of GPA Only core academic classes considered Weighted credit for honors, AP, IB classes 94% of the entering class has a high-school GPA of 3.0 or higher
- 10. Admission Dates February 1 Priority Date May 1 Deposit Deadline
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- 12. Scholarship Opportunities Berry College Academic Scholarship Amounts range: $4,000 - $12,000 Equal weight to Test Scores (ACT or SAT) and Berry-calculated Grade-Point Average (GPA) $9,000 – 1150 SAT + 3.8 GPA $9,000 – 1220 SAT + 3.667 GPA $10,000 – 1260 SAT + 3.786 GPA $10,000 – 1170 SAT + 4.25 GPA Presidential, Provost & Dean Scholarships 3.75+ Berry-calculated GPA 1300+ SAT or 29+ ACT **Final merit scholarship criteria will be ready by early Fall**
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- 18. Application required in addition to Berry College Application for Admission
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