Courses at The George Washington University

For undergraduate admissions, most candidates do not need SAT or ACT results, but applicants must have a high school Diploma or an equivalent.
International applicants must submit their results from English language tests like the TOEFL or IELTS.
Before an institution may send out visa paperwork, U.S. law mandates that international students provide financial documents demonstrating their capacity to pay for one year of study.

For graduate admissions, applicants must possess a Bachelor degree from a college or institution that is regionally accredited in order to be considered for admission.
International applicants must submit their results from English language tests like the TOEFL or IELTS.
Some graduate programmes demand results from standardised exams like the GRE or GMAT.

The application fee for international students applying to The George Washington University is USD 80 for undergraduate and graduate admissions. All undergraduate applicants must apply via the Common Application. 

Currently, the following individuals must still submit their SAT or ACT scores:
Those who choose to enroll in the expedited seven-year B.A. or M.D.
Candidates who are homeschooled.
Candidates who attend high schools that donot use a formal grading system and simply offer narrative evaluations. 
(Test is optional for admission periods 2021–2023). Most candidates do not need to take a test to apply to GW as recruited NCAA Division I athletes. When assessing each application, they use a comprehensive method. There is no minimum GPA or SAT, ACT requirement for applicants who decide to submit their standardized test results.