What do I need to get into community college?

What GPA do you need to get into community college?

Right now, my cumulative GPA is 2.6 but my 2.2 GPA will be added to that. I want to go to community college so what GPA would I need to get into community college?
Answer:

Mel, Any community college you attend to does not disapproved you upon your GPA from your high school. Any community college, you will have to take a placement test. This will determine what general classes the college will start you in. It is either you are good or bad in reading, english, and/or math. So, do not worry upon what GPA you have gotten, but worry about pursuing a college and pass your classes.

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I think they don't care about GPA at all.

Bloodycinephile

just a 2.0 willl do

Epix

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