* High school transcript: This shows your overall academic performance, including course rigor (did you take AP, IB, or honors courses?).
* Standardized test scores (SAT/ACT): While test-optional, submitting scores can strengthen your application.
* Strength of curriculum: The difficulty and type of courses you took in high school.
* Extracurricular activities: Demonstrated leadership, commitment, and involvement in activities.
* Essays/Personal statement: This allows you to showcase your personality, goals, and experiences.
* Letters of recommendation: Recommendations from teachers or counselors who know you well.
While a high GPA significantly increases your chances, a lower GPA might still be considered if other aspects of your application are strong. It's best to contact Tuskegee University's admissions office directly to discuss your specific circumstances and get a better understanding of their expectations. They can give you personalized advice based on your individual profile.