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It depends on how good he is relative to the roster. A player we knew was told with his GPA a 26 would get him into the school. Now he also had offers from Big 10 and ACC schools and would likely be a weekend starter as a freshman. I would also assume that the coach would be using an admissions tip on him.

When Columbia contacted 2019 we heard 1200 or 28. Maybe his GPA was lower, maybe he wasn't as talented as the other kid, but that was the number. I would probably say that a 30 or 1300 is good enough if your kid if fielding offers from non patriot D1 schools.

12/9/199:57 PM

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