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Jasleen Shukla

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UPenn expects a minimum GPA of 3.9 from international applicants, and ACT and SAT score of 34 or above and 1500 or above to provide successful admission. However, the range provided by the official is lower than expected due to high competition. Students must perform well academically throughout their schooling and college to improve their selection chances. Also, they must work on some relevant extracurricular activities to showcase during admission.

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Shreya Basu

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For taking admission in undergraduate programs in North Dakota State University, It is not mandatory to provide ACT or SAT scores as a part of the application. But submitting standardized test scores might help applicants having GPA less than minimum GPA required (2.75 or higher) as it strengthens their profile and increase their chances of admission. Other basic requirements for admission includes fulfilling academic criteria, meeting English language test scores requirements, and submitting mandatory documents like academic records, statement of purpose, and letters of recommendation.

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Virajita Bisht

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For the 2025 college application cycle, a good ACT score generally falls around 24 or higher, with scores in the 28-32 range considered excellent for highly competitive institutions. 

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Abhishek Khanna

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Yes, if the applicant feels that they have been marked incorrectly on a correctly answered question on the ACT exam, they can raise a request for score verification. For this they will have to fill up a pdf form and attach a cheque for ACT Customer Support. Once the form is submitted, the applicant's responses will be checked as per the correct score key and match the answers, in case of essay also, they would be evaluated by independent plus qualified readers to check if assessment was done correctly. In case the scores increase or even if they decrease the applicant would get a new score from ACT in both cases.

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Abhishek Mehra

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The average math score for the ACT is 20.7, so anything higher than this is above average. However, at times above average may not be enough to get into a good college. Anything above 30 or more is a good math score.

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Mallika Ahuja

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A composite score of 36, the highest possible score on the ACT exam, is equivalent to a perfect score. Each of the four ACT sections—English, Math, Reading, and Science—has a score between 1 and 36. The average of these four sector scores, rounded to the closest whole number, is the composite score. Less than 1% of test-takers receive a score of 36, which is a rare and distinguished achievement that indicates a high level of proficiency across all assessed subjects. Because it demonstrates high academic ability, critical thinking skills, and readiness for college-level work, a flawless ACT score can greatly boost a student's colleg

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Akansha katariya

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The University of Tennessee expects an average ACT score of 21 from undergraduate students. Along with the ACT scores, SAT scores of a minimum of 540 must be submitted with other requirements. Students must fulfill the basic eligibility by submitting proof of high school completion. In addition, students must submit official academic records, essays, English language requirements, recommendation letters (optional), and Supporting statements (optional).

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Akansha katariya

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Arkansas State University expects a ACT score of 550 on evidence-based Reading or Writing from UG applicants. Along with the ACT score, students must submit the SAT score with the minimum eligibility score of 21 total and on both the Reading and English sections. Along with these standardized test scores, students must submit the official transcripts of all the previously attended schools, and prove their English language proficiency by submitting the scores of IELTS, TOEFL, and PTE.

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Chandra Shekhar

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Submitting ACT or SAT scores is optional for undergraduate admission at WCU. International First-year applicants have an option to submit either the SAT or the ACT score. The UNC Board of Governors voted to extend the current testing waiver for students applying for admissions through Fall 2024. Therefore, students have the option to submit an ACT or SAT test score, however test scores are not required for admission decisions at this time.

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Akansha katariya

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Oregon State University allows test options, so ACT and SAT scores are not mandatory. However, international students can submit these scores to boost their resumes as it can make a huge impact. The minimum required ACT or SAT scores are given below:

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Minimum score required

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1080 or higher

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21 or higher

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