Cisco College

If you are thinking about applying to Cisco College, there is no application fee, which means it is free to apply.

Application fees can add up, but some schools do have free applications and students with financial need may be eligible for fee waiver for their application.

Cisco College Admissions Stats at a Glance

Here's an overiew of some of Cisco College's admissions stats.

Continue reading for more information on Cisco College's admissions stats.

Applying Early to Cisco College?

Cisco College does not offer early decision or early action.

Some students apply to college early because they believe it will help their chances. Early deadlines may increase the chance of being admitted, since applying early shows your are very interested in a school, and your application is being considered before all the regular decision applicants apply.

See a list of some selective colleges that admit significantly more applicants during early decision or early action than during regular admission.

Is Cisco College Hard To Get Into?

It is not competitive to get into Cisco College. Cisco College has open admissions, which means admission is not competitive and any applicants that met the basic requirements can enroll.

In 2021, Cisco College **accepted , around 1,227 of the 1,227 students who applied.

Schools that are not competitive to get into, like Cisco College, accept virtually all applicants regardless of high school rank or test scores.

It is not competitive to be admitted as a transfer student.

What Does Cisco College Look For in an Applicant?

Colleges consider a range of factors when choosing who to admit for their next incoming class. Each college determines which factors are they consider most important in the admissions process. When creating your list of schools to apply to, you may want to consider your strengths and any possible weaknesses in your application, and choose schools that prioritize the admissions factors where you stand out.

Cisco College Application Requirements

To apply, all applicants to Cisco College must submit the following items. Double check with Cisco College's admissions department to confirm all application materials and requirements.

What GPA Do I Need To Get Into Cisco College?

Your high school grade point average (GPA) is a number that reflects your high school academic performance. A weighted GPA or an unweighted GPA are the two possible GPA scores considered by colleges.

An unweighted GPA is an average of your scores from each class on a four-point scale. 4.0. Unweighted GPAs range from 4.0 to under 1.0. A weighted GPA considers your average grade and the difficulty of your classes. A weighted GPA boosts your average by adding extra points for honors or Advanced Placement courses.

Cisco College doesn't consider ACT or SAT scores as part of the admissions process.

Cisco College is not test optional. Test optional schools allow students to choose if they want to submit ACT or SAT scores with their applications or not.

Transferring to Cisco College

For transfer students, it is not competitive to get admitted to Cisco College. Transfer applications are processed on a on a rolling basis as they are received.

Cisco College Admissions FAQs

Do I have to submit test scores to Cisco College?

✅ Cisco College is not test optional. Test scores will not be considered during the admissions process, even if you submit them.

What is the early decision acceptance rate at Cisco College?

❌ Cisco College does not offer early decision.

What is the early action acceptance rate at Cisco College?

❌ Cisco College does not offer eary action.

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