Pacific States University Admissions & Acceptance Rate

Los Angeles, California
Private 4 Year Acceptance Rate: 33% Enrollment: 17

Admission Scores

Pacific States University does not report SAT or ACT scores for admitted students. Check the admission requirements below, or the school's admissions office, to see whether test scores are required.

Admission Requirements

Test Scores Not required for admission, but considered if submitted (Test Optional)

Standardized test scores (SAT/ACT) as part of your application.

High School GPA Required to be considered for admission

Your cumulative high school grade point average.

High School Class Rank Not considered for admission, even if submitted

Your ranking relative to other students in your graduating class.

College Preparatory Program Required to be considered for admission

Completion of a college preparatory curriculum in high school.

Recommendations Not required for admission, but considered if submitted

Letters of recommendation from teachers, counselors, or other mentors.

Demonstration of Competencies Not required for admission, but considered if submitted

Evidence of specific skills or competencies through portfolios, auditions, or other demonstrations.

Admission requirements may vary by program and applicant type. Always check the official Pacific States University admissions page for the most current requirements and deadlines.

Credit Options

AP Credit

Not Available

Transfer Advanced Placement (AP) exam scores for college credit.

Dual Credit

Not Available

Earn college credits while still enrolled in high school through dual enrollment programs.

Life Experience Credit

Available

Receive credit for knowledge gained through work, military service, or other life experiences.

Credit policies and limits vary by department. Contact the Pacific States University admissions office or registrar for specific credit transfer policies and maximum credit allowances.

Frequently Asked Questions

Pacific States University has an acceptance rate of 33%. This indicates a moderately selective admissions process. A solid academic record and well-rounded application will improve your chances. With an enrollment of 17 students, competition can vary by program.