What is the minimum act requirement for UCLA and Alabama

Because it's Alabama

It's the internet people log on just to find something to get mad about.

Greg McElroy is on the radio this morning acting like someone called his sister a w**** or something

UCLA

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Admit rate — Overall

16.1%
Admits
16,494
Applicants
102,232
California Residents (% of admits)
56.3%

GPA and test scores of middle 25%-75% students

High School GPA
4.13 - 4.31
ACT Composite Score
30 - 34
ACT English Language Arts
28 - 32
SAT Evidence Based Reading & Writing
640 - 730
SAT Mathematics
640 - 770
SAT Essay
16 - 20

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Alabama

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Women Men Total
Applied 22,408 13,795 36,203
Accepted 12,055 7,345 19,400
Acceptance Rate 54% 53% 54%
Enrolled 4,194 3,017 7,211
Percent of Admitted Who Enrolled (Admission Yield) 35% 41% 37%

SAT Requirements (New SAT)

Reporting indicates the school consistently takes SAT composite scores down to 1070 on a 1600 scale, below which admission should be considered a reach. We estimate some students could be accepted with SAT's as low as 960. The estimated average SAT composite for admitted freshman is 1180 out of 1600. 21 percent of applicants submit SAT scores to the school. Note: SAT scores presented on this page have been adjusted upwards per the College Board's concordance tables for test takers after March 2016.
25th Percentile Score 75th Percentile Score
SAT Composite 1070 1290
SAT Reading 540 650
SAT Math 520 630
ACT Composite 22 31
ACT English 22 32
ACT Math 21 29

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Not much to compare. UCLA is much more difficult to get into.

What else is there to base it off of? Who publishes what it takes for a football player to be admitted into a specific school? Yes, the NCAA has minimum requirements but that's it.

We all have kids that don't get in academically so we can agree that there is some standard in place. It happens more at some schools than others. A lot more at a few schools. I suspect that for a lot of schools the minimum NCAA requirement is adequate. Others can be more selective.

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like someone called his sister a w**** or something

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Damn, can't even call females a "woman" these days.

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If you're a regular student. UCLA might be a bit tougher for requirements on student athletes but basing it off the requirements for regular students is ridiculous

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Division I athletes have to meet minimum NCAA requirements, which is hardly anything difficult. Once those requirements are met, schools can impose requirements of their own on the student-athletes. As an example, this is the primary reason that Gary Andersen left Wisconsin for Oregon State, and these remarks were made publicly. He couldn't get players into school, especially from the JUCO ranks. I don't think there should be any doubt that UCLA places more-stringent requirements on its student-athletes than Alabama.

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I don't think there should be any doubt that UCLA places more-stringent requirements on its student-athletes than Alabama.

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Comparing it to the difference in requirements for regular students between the two schools is dumb though because we have no idea what the requirements are. And UCLA, just like basically every other major college football program, definitely has spots designated as exceptions to their self imposed requirements.

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He used Alabama as standard for excellence in college football

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And as a standard for retards

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And UCLA, just like basically every other major college football program, definitely has spots designated as exceptions to their self imposed requirements.

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LINK?