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Grace University Admission Requirements

Omaha, Nebraska

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Your chances of getting into Grace University

Admission Rate & Difficulty

Percent Admitted 

45.9%
Admission Difficulty for Grace University
Measure Difficulty
Admission Standards Extremely Easy 
Applicant Competition Average 

Acceptance Rate

The acceptance rate at Grace University is 45.9%.  Its admission rate is the lowest in Nebraska.

Admission Selectivity

How hard is it to get into Grace University and can you get accepted?

Grace University is a more competitive school to get into. You have a good chance of acceptance if you meet the admission criteria. Last year, 73 out of the 159 who applied were admitted.

The school has extremely easy admission requirements for SAT and ACT scores, generally admitting students who score in the top 62 percent (SAT 0/0 ACT 18/21). Grace University typically accepts and attracts "B" average high school students with an average GPA around 3.08. 26% of those admitted chose to enroll in the school.

Can you get into Grace University?

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Admission Requirements in Brief

To have the best chance of getting into to Grace University you should:

  • Have a high school GPA of 3.08 or better
  • Earn B grades in high school
  • Score 19 on the ACT

Grace University GPA

GPA Requirements & Average GPA

Avg. High School GPA 

3.08*

Typical High School Grades 

B

What GPA do you need to get into Grace University?

GPA Requirements

The GPA requirements for getting into Grace University are to have around a 3.08 high school GPA. You need about average high school grades.

Even with a competitive GPA, admission to Grace University will be challenging as the school denies more applicants than it admits.

Average GPA

The average unweighted GPA at Grace University is 3.08 on the 4.0 scale. To achieve the average GPA for admission, you need to earn B letter grades and regularly score around 83-86 percent on tests and assignments in high school.  The school ranks #15 in Nebraska for highest average GPA.

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*This school has not published high school GPA data for its incoming freshman class. In these cases, CollegeSimply uses an algorithm to predict GPA based on this school's test scores and a large sample of college GPA data. 3.08 is a prediction of the school's average incoming freshman GPA.

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Grace University SAT Scores

SAT Requirements & Average SAT Score

SAT Range 

Not Reported

Applicants Submitting SAT 

-
SAT Scores for Grace University
SAT Test 25th Percentile Score
Reading 25th Percentile N/A
Math 25th Percentile N/A
Composite 25th Percentile N/A
SAT Scores for Grace University
SAT Test 75th Percentile Score
Reading 75th Percentile N/A
Math 75th Percentile N/A
Composite 75th Percentile N/A
Average SAT Score N/A
Data Sources, IPEDS for Fall 2022 starting class

Grace University ACT Scores

ACT Requirements & Average ACT Score

ACT Range 

18-21 

Applicants Submitting ACT 

100%
ACT Scores for Grace University
ACT Test 25th Percentile Score
Reading 25th Percentile 21
Math 25th Percentile 17
Composite 25th Percentile 18
ACT Scores for Grace University
ACT Test 75th Percentile Score
Reading 75th Percentile 24
Math 75th Percentile 21
Composite 75th Percentile 21
Average ACT Score 19

ACT Scores needed to get accepted

What are the ACT requirements for students to get into Grace University?

Score Range

The average ACT score for admitted students to Grace University is 19, while the middle 50% of students (25th to 75th percentile) score between a 18 and 21.  The school ranks #12 in Nebraska for highest average ACT composite score.

Score for Acceptance

For the best chance of admission, you should have an ACT of 19. This will place you in solid competition against other applicants. At a minimum, you should aim for a 18 and score in the score in the top 62 percent nationally. The lowest ACT score likely to be admitted is a 16.

Scoring well on the ACT is very important as 100 percent of applicants submit ACT scores to Grace University.

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Data Sources, IPEDS for Fall 2022 starting class

Chance of Acceptance by ACT Score

Here are your predicted chances of getting into Grace University for different ACT score ranges. A typical applicant with a 19 score has around 46% chance of getting in. Your odds increase to about 67% with a 21 ACT score.

Grace University admission chances by ACT score
ACT Score Competitiveness  Admission Chances 
21 and Above Good >67%
19 to 21 Avg + 46%-67%
18 to 19 Avg - 36%-46%
17 to 18 Reach 27%-36%
Less than 17 Low <27%
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Admission Statistics

Admission and enrollment rates by gender are detailed the the table below.

Grace University admission statistics
Women Men Total
Applied 81 78 159
Accepted 36 37 73
Acceptance Rate 44% 47% 46%
Enrolled 9 10 19
Percent of Admitted Who Enrolled (Admission Yield) 25% 27% 26%
Data Sources, IPEDS for Fall 2022 starting class

Application Fee

The cost for prospective students to apply to Grace University is $35.

Application Requirements

What are the requirements for admission to Grace University and what student information is used for admission decisions?

Grace University Application Requirements
Test Scores Required
High School GPA Required
High School Class Rank Recommended
Completion of College Preparatory Program Recommended
Recommendations Neither required nor recommended
Demonstration of Competencies Neither required nor recommended

Credits Accepted

High School Credits Accepted at Grace University
AP Credit Yes
Dual Credit Yes
Credit for Life Experiences Yes

Primary data source, U.S. Department of Education https://nces.ed.gov/collegenavigator/?id=181093 IPEDS survey data for Grace University.

Last updated February 24, 2024