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  2. Begin by entering your Student ID Number at the top of the form. This helps identify your application.
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  4. Indicate your citizenship status and select the appropriate enrollment term you wish to defer to (Fall, Spring, Winter Intersession, or Summer).
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Withdrawing Obtain a Withdrawal or Change of Program Form from either the Registrars Office, Advising Center, Center for Graduate Studies, Options College or respective military campuses location. Complete the form by filling out pertinent information and signing and dating the form.
Hawaii Pacific University has an acceptance rate of 84%. Half the applicants admitted to Hawaii Pacific University who submitted test scores have an SAT score between 1068 and 1280 or an ACT score of 21 and 29.
The GPA requirements for getting into UOP are to have around a 3.58 high school GPA. You are required to have very good grades in high school. If your high school grades are above the average 3.58 GPA, you have a very good chance of being admitted as UOP accepts 95% of applicants.
Well, youre in luck. I do have some information about Hawaii Pacific Universitys acceptance rates. Now, keep in mind these rates can fluctuate each year based on the applicant pool, but for a general idea, Hawaii Pacific is considered moderately selective. As of recently, their acceptance rate was around 85%.
High School Cumulative GPA To give applicants an idea of the academic performance of students to whom weve offered admission, below is the mid-range GPA of all admitted students: 25th percentile: 3.49 cumulative GPA. 75th percentile: 4.04 cumulative GPA.

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Be sure to keep an eye on application deadlines for particular schools. HPU is on a rolling admissions meaning we review applications year-round.
Application Requirements The average GPA for incoming freshmen is a weighted 3.7, but any student with a 3.0 or higher GPA will find success at Pacific. We do not have specific course requirements for admission.

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