The UC doesn’t require a minimum SAT score. However, there was an index that matched a student’s GPA with a needed SAT I and SAT II score total. However, that index will soon be changed to reflect the new SAT Reasoning Test and Subject Test requirements. When it is available, students will be able to find the new UC Eligibility Index: But of course, try to get as high a score as possible in order to make yourself competitive.

All freshmen applicants are required to take either the College Board's Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) or the ACT by November 2007. There is no minimum SAT or ACT score required for admission. Freshman applicants are ranked using the CSU eligibility index which combines the grade point average and SAT/ACT test scores. For fall 2007, the average SAT score of admitted freshmen who met the selective criteria was 1,128; the average ACT composite score was 24. See similar questions...

Houghton looks at a student's entire academic record, including the high school transcript, standardized test scores (SAT/ACT) and recommendations. Our average SAT for the fall 2004 incoming class was 1173 (25.8 ACT); our middle 50% was 1070-1280 (23-29 on the ACT). See similar questions...

Requirements for test scores vary by major. A detailed explanation of scores by program can be found here. You can also view a chart of SAT-1 and ACT scores for the middle 50% of bachelor degree accepted students. See similar questions...

We do not require the SAT / ACT for admission. However, we do recommend that you still take them. If you have taken the test, feel free to forward your scores to the Office of Admissions for review. See similar questions...

A good score is one that will get you into the college of your choice, so the answer depends on where you want to go to college. The average score on the SAT is about a 1540. While class rank, extra-curricular activities, major, recommendations, essays, and other factors also come into play in college admissions, below is an estimate of what score is needed on the SAT for various colleges: See similar questions...

No, we require the THEA; however, you could be THEA-exempt with sufficiently high SAT, ACT, TAAS or TAKS scores. See similar questions...

International students have to score a minimum 213 (computer-based); 550 (paper-based) or minimum IBT (internet-based test) - Speaking (23), Listening (19), Reading (19) and Writing (15). The scores can't be older than two years. See similar questions...

To a point, yes. We count your highest SAT math score and your highest verbal score, even if you took them on different dates. On the other hand, when someone retakes the SAT a large number of times it can begin to look desperate. See similar questions...

SAT I or ACT are required for admission and are used as part of the evaluation process. We have no firm cut-off score, and there is no magic number that ensures your acceptance at Saint Anselm. SAT/ACT scores are just one source of information that we use in determining your ability to succeed, and they are not the only source. See similar questions...

If your cumulative grade point average reported on the general UC application was a 3.5 or above, but your SAT score was below 2100, you can still apply to the UHP. Your application will be considered by the UHP Admission Committee. If there is any chance that UCR will become your first choice, you should apply to the University Honors Program. Your application to Honors does not bind you to UCR, but hopefully becomes a significant reason for submitting your intent to register to our campus. See similar questions...

average score (50th percentile) on the SAT is around 1500. An average score on the ACT is around a 21. However, with hard work, most students can improve their SATs by around 250 points and their ACT scores by up to 7 points (our average SAT score improvement is 254 points). See similar questions...

Since colleges have different admission requirements, you should contact colleges you are interested in attending to determine admission and application requirements. Most colleges require the SAT for admission. Some schools do not require any SAT II test scores; other schools require up to three different SAT II scores. In addition, some schools will require specific SAT II tests, while others allow you to choose which tests to take. There are 22 SAT II Subject Tests. See similar questions...

If English is not your native language, then you need to submit a TOEFL score unless you have received a degree from an English speaking country. Georgia Tech Difference - Sponsoring Companies - EMIL Vision & Mission - Program Overview - Case Studies See similar questions...

GRE: Varies by program. If there is a minimum score required, it would be listed in the catalog under each program's admission requirements. MAT: Only good for the master's in Counseling and doctoral in Nursing; no minimum score has been set. See similar questions...

We would like to see at least 450 each on the verbal and quantitative sections of the GRE, and at least 4 on the analytical (writing) section. See similar questions...

Based on the number of college credits you have and the types of courses you have taken, you may need to still submit ACT or SAT-1 scores. You will want to discuss this with your Admissions Counselor, who will assist you regarding your particular situation. Generally, students with less than 30 college level credits need to submit results from either the ACT or SAT-1. See similar questions...

No. Only freshmen applicants are required to take and submit scores for the College Board's Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) or the ACT. See similar questions...

Applicants who have completed fewer than 40 transferable quarter credits (slightly less than one year of college) at the time of application are required to submit official scores from ACT or SAT. Applicants who have completed more than 40 transferable quarter credits may choose to submit test scores, which will be used in the admission review. More information about test scores See similar questions...

Visit www.universityofcalifornia.edu/admissions/ to learn about the University of California campuses, where they are located and how to apply. See similar questions...