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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
No, the Western Illinois University does not mandatorily require ACT/SAT scores for undergraduate admissions of international students. Western Illinois University follows a test-optional policy, hence, for admissions, it just considers academic and English language proficiency requirements. However, it a student possess ACT/SAT scores, they may submit those as per their programme of choice. Students are also recommended to properly refer to the official programme page for programme specific requirements.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
No, the American University does not ask for ACT/SAT scores for admission in undergraduate programs. AU is one of those universities in the USA which follow test-optional policy, hence, the only admission requirement includes fulfilling the minimum academic requirements and English language proficiency requirements by international students. However, some courses might have some specific requirements, hence it is recommended to thoroughly going through the course specific requirements while filling out the application form.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Vanderbilt University does not mandate the submission of standardized scores. However, students are encouraged to self-report their entrance test scores in their common applications are it is likely to improve their chances of admission at Vanderbilt.
The reported average SAT & ACT composite scores as well as average high school GPA of the applicants who submitted their scores were as follows:
Standardized Test Score | Average Composite |
|---|---|
1510-1560 | |
34-35 | |
GPA | 3.89 |
Thus, students are suggested to score within the same range or higher to improve their chances of selection at Vanderbilt Uni.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Submission of standardized test scores is not mandated by the University of Colorado Boulder. However, students are most welcome to self-report the same in their common applications if they'd prefer to. As per the statistics for 2025, the average scores of the students who chose to submit their ACT or SAT scores were as follows:
Standardized Test Score | Average Composite |
|---|---|
1278 | |
30 |
Thus, students are advised to score within these ranges or score higher if they want to improvide their chances of securing admission at CU Boulder.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Standardized test scores like ACT and SAT for undergraduate programs and GRE and GMAT for post graduate programs, are in general not mandatory for admission in Deakin University. But some programs might require these scores as programme specific requirements. The University focuses more on academic and English language requirements. But, Applicants can submit these test scores to strengthen their profile and increase the chances of their acceptance.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 8
UPenn expects a minimum GPA of 3.9 from international applicants and ACT and SAT scores of 34 or above and 1500 or above to provide successful admission. However range provided by official is lower than expected due to high competition. Students must perform well academically throughout their schooling and college to improve their selection chances. They must also work on some relevant extracurricular activities.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 8
Starting form September 2025, the ACT will have a shorter test duration, fewer questions, and more time per question. The Science section will become optional, similar to the Writing section. Additionally, the ACT will transition to a digital format, allowing students to take the test on a computer, laptop, or tablet.
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