Washington Adventist University Admissions

While Washington Adventist University evaluates applicants holistically, competitive candidates typically have GPAs of 3.5 or higher. With a 46% acceptance rate, students with solid academics and demonstrated interest have strong chances.

Washington Adventist University reports standardized test score data, suggesting tests are considered in admissions. Students who submit SAT scores typically have scores between 860 and 1130. Check Washington's website for current testing requirements, as policies may change.

Admission to Washington Adventist University is considered selective. The acceptance rate is 46%. Admission is competitive, and successful applicants typically require strong academic records and test scores above the national average.

Washington Adventist University uses holistic review, considering academics, extracurricular activities, essays, and letters of recommendation.

If Washington is a reach, consider Notre Dame Of Maryland University (86% acceptance), Stevenson University (83% acceptance), Marymount University (81% acceptance). These schools offer similar outcomes with higher acceptance rates.