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PRIYANKA

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No, students are not required to submit SAT/ACT scores for undergraduate programs. Student's application will not be affected with or without SAT/ACT scores. It will be evaluated based on their grades, academic awards, essays and the rest portfolio.

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Nishtha Shukla

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Purdue University expects students to submit SAT or ACT scores. In 2024, 76.3% of applicants submitted a test score. Those who received an admission offer around 93% provided a test score. Purdue University acceptance rate for Fall 2024 is reported to be around 50%. This means that university is selective at the time of admission. So students with exceptional academic background have a higher chance of admission. Additionally, applicants must fulfill the basic entry requirements such as having a UG degree for admission to PG courses. On the other hand for UG courses, applicants should have passed Class 12.

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Taru Bhandari

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Felician University offers test options to international students when it comes to standardized test scores. Students can skip submitting the SAT or ACT scores during admission. However, students consider submitting SAT or ACT scores to make a positive impact on their resume, especially when their academic performance is average. The students must aim to submit a SAT score between 890 and 1150 and ACT score of 20 and 21.

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Chandra Chaudhary

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Yale University follows a test-flexible policy for the submission of SAT / ACT scores. However, for the Class of 2029, students were required to submit SAT/ACT scores. Students can submit the same if they wish to. However, it was reported in Fall of 2025 that students have to submit ACT / SAT scores. The university follows a holistic admission process, so all of the components of the application are considered for admission such as:

  • Academic performance
  • Essays
  • Extracurricular achievements
  • Recommendations
  • English language proficiency score

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Nishtha Sharma

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Unless absolutely necessary, applicants should avoid rescheduling their SAT exam dates. The reason being that they may or may not get a full refund. Plus, the re-registration costs the entire amount. Thus, if possible applicants should appear for the exam and if the situation is not apt, only then consider rescheduling your SAT exam date.

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Piyush Singh

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Yes, you can switch SAT 2026 dates. You must cancel your current registration first and then register again for a new date because the College Board no longer gives an option to simply reschedule the test on their website. Expect to pay a cancellation fee.

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Nishtha Sharma

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The Digital SAT is the online or the digitalised version of the SAT exam. Previously, SAT was conducted on pen and paper and since March 2023, for Indian applicants SAT has become online or digital. Thus, as the name suggests, Digital SAT is a standardised exam for applicants applying for admissions abroad for undergraduate courses. 

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Rupali Arora

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You can totally self-prepare. You do not need expensive coaching classes. There are many free resources by College Board. They give you official practice questions. If you are disciplined and practice every week, you can get a great score on your own.

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Abhay Arora

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There is no limit to take the SAT exam. Applicants can take SAT as many times as they like. The colleges see only those scores which applicants wish to share with them. There is a provision of superscoring also on SAT, thus, improved scores can be submitted. In case the colleges require, applicants will have to share all their SAT scores with them. The score sharing policies may vary per university and their requirements. 

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