Nossi College of Art and Design admitted student profile
- Acceptance rate: 46%
Nossi College of Art and Design is selective. If your GPA and scores land inside its admitted range, admission is realistic and the rest of your application makes the difference.
What you need to get into Nossi College of Art and Design
Compare your GPA and scores to Nossi College of Art and Design's admitted students, then focus on the parts of your application you can still improve. Numbers get you into contention; essays, rigor, and activities decide it.
Is Nossi College of Art and Design a reach, target, or safety for you?
Run your numbers through the calculator above and it will tell you. As a rule: if your stats sit above Nossi College of Art and Design's range and it is not highly selective, it is a safety. If you are in range, it is a target. If you are below range, or the school admits fewer than one in four applicants, it is a reach for almost everyone. A smart college list balances all three, so pair Nossi College of Art and Design with schools in each tier.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the chances of getting into Nossi College of Art and Design?
Nossi College of Art and Design has a 46% acceptance rate, but that is an average across all applicants, not your personal odds. Your real chances depend on how your GPA and test scores compare to admitted students, plus your essays, rigor, and activities. Use the calculator above to estimate your odds from your own profile.
Is Nossi College of Art and Design a reach, target, or safety school?
It depends on your profile. If your stats are above Nossi College of Art and Design's admitted range and its acceptance rate is high, it is a safety. If you are in range, it is a target. If you are below range, or the school is highly selective, it is a reach. The calculator above tells you which, based on your numbers.
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