SAT

Full scholarships can be difficult solely based on SAT scores. But applicants can avail more than 25% of the scholarship amount. But applicants will also be required to have a good academic background and if not, they must have exemplary SOPs or admission essays along with LORs. 

Applicants must have SAT scores above average like 1050 in 2023, in order to also aim for scholarships. 

No, Aurora University does not ask for a SAT score. However, students who prefer to submit the score are generally in the range between 960 and 1130. Along with the SAT score, undergraduates must hold proof of graduation from an accredited high school with a college preparatory programme curriculum, or have earned a GED credential. They must submit certain mandatory documents like academic transcripts, English language requirements, and more.

No, Rhode Island School of Design does not ask for ACT or SAT score. However, students still prefer to submit them to make a positive impression in their resumes. Students who score good in standardized test score must submit their scores, as it can impact their selection. Also, undergraduates must hold a high school Diploma or equivalent to fulfill the eligibility. They must submit certain mandatory documents like academic transcripts/ credentials (in English), English language requirements, portfolio, college essay, and letter of recommendations.

While applying to Dartmouth College, undergraduate students must submit their SAT/ACT scores as a part of the application. Listed below are the details of the scores submitted by the Class of 2028 admitted students:

Official class profile of 2028 shows that international students must aim for SAT scores between 1340 - 1473 to get considered. University expect proof of high school completion from international UG students. In addition, students must submit some necessary documents such as a transcript, recommendation letters, short answer response, essay, and English language requirements.

The preparation for SAT and ACT depends on the applicants and how they plan to work on their syllabus. For those, who wish to submit either SAT or ACT scores will have to first check what suits them the best and then begin their preparations. The SAT preparation may seem easier for those who are more inclined towards reading and logical reasoning. Whereas, those who have a practical plus logical bent of mind will find ACT exam preparation easier. But again the ease of preparation completely depends on the applicant and on his/her previous knowledge. 

The ACT is faster paced. It has a Science section which SAT does not have. The SAT gives you more time per question but the math is trickier. If you are good at quick reading, pick ACT. Try a practice test for both. See which one feels easier for your brain.

The applicants must choose the standardised test for undergraduate admissions based on his or her choice. The only way to choose SAT or ACT is to first check their syllabus and exam pattern, understand which one is easier for you and then decide on one. Begin your preparation for SAT or ACT based on your research and knowledge and do attempt mocks before appearing for the main exam on the designated test date. 

The SAT tests students in the areas of English and Mathematics. There is no separate writing and Science sections on the SATs. But Science is tested in the reading passages of SAT rather than a separate and dedicated section. 

On the other hand, ACT tests students in the areas of English, Maths, Science and Reading. In this case, the Science section is a separate one unlike the SAT exam. The sections are four and tested on ACT with some time gaps between each section.

Seattle University expects a SAT score between 1160 and 1360 from international students. In addition, undergraduate students must also aim for an ACT score between 24 and 30 along with fulfilling the eligibility and document requirements. The basic eligibility for undergraduates requires a secondary school report and they must submit some mandatory documents including homeschool questions (completed by the homeschool supervisor), official transcripts, letter of recommendation, and English language requirements.