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The document is a Track Declaration form for students at Vanderbilt University, specifically for declaring undergraduate and professional program tracks within the Office of Academic Services. It requires student information such as name, ID, major, track selection, and adviser details. The form outlines various educational tracks available for both undergraduate and graduate programs.

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Begin by filling in your full name and student ID number. Ensure all fields are completed accurately.
Indicate your undergraduate status by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'. Then, specify your classification as Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, or Senior.
Select your anticipated date of graduation by checking the appropriate month (August, December, May) and entering the year.
Choose your major and program/track(s) from the provided options. Circle your selections clearly.
Enter your VU email address and phone number for contact purposes.
If applicable, list your current adviser and indicate if you would like a new adviser assigned.
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What is the lowest GPA Vanderbilt will accept?

Although there are no specific Vanderbilt GPA requirements, the average GPA sits around 3.83. About 83% of admitted students have a 3.75+ GPA. The average Vanderbilt SAT scores also range from 1470-1570.

What are the odds of getting ED2 at Vanderbilt?

EDII at these schools are likely at or under 10%. For example, the last time Vanderbilt released ED2 admission rates for class of 26 it was 10.6%, and proportionally adjusting for the increase in applications for 28, the ED2 acceptance rate could roughly be around 8.9%.

Is Vanderbilt ED2 worth it?

While ED2 still offers a higher acceptance rate than Regular Decision, it is generally less favorable than ED1. Schools fill a large portion of their class in ED1, leaving fewer spots available for ED2 applicants.

What is the acceptance rate for Vanderbilt Ed 2?

If Vanderbilt is your top-choice school and you feel confident about your readiness to commit by the ED2 deadline, applying through this option can be a great decision that demonstrates your strong interest in attending the university.

What is Peabody at Vanderbilt?

Vanderbilt Peabody College of Education and Human Development (also known as Vanderbilt Peabody College, Peabody College, or simply Peabody) is the education school of Vanderbilt University, a private research university in Nashville, Tennessee.