If you are interested in Ivy League or other top universities, check out our page on Ivy League applicants. If you have other universities in mind, contact us. We’ll let you know the SAT or ACT score requirements for up to three universities.
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You probably shouldn’t use Score Choice. (If you don’t know what Score Choice is, see previous question “Do I get to choose my best mark? ” ) Many schools, including Ivy League universities, look at all your tests and take the highest score from each section. So you are better off sending all test dates.
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SAT You can see scores online in 13 to 19 days. Scores will be sent to universities 10 days after they’re available to you online. Here are more details on SAT score reporting. ACT ACT scores will be available online for you to view within about two weeks after you take the test. Here are
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SAT Here’s how to cancel an SAT score. ACT For the ACT, there’s little reason to cancel your score before you know what it is. Instead, log into the same account where you registered for the ACT. Remove all universities you listed to receive the score. Then you’ll receive the score, but universities won’t. Remove
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No, don’t take the actual SAT or ACT before studying. You may need to take the test several times even after studying. But you don’t want too many official scores on the SAT because all of them may be reported to universities. Some admissions officers look down on students who took the SAT too many
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Visit U.S. News and World Report for detailed information about many universities and their median SAT or ACT scores. The site requires a subscription but offers a wealth of information or Check out the school’s website. Search on About.com for free. Or visit our page on the Ivy Leagues.
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The SAT or ACT score you see is likely the midpoint, or median. Unfortunately, that means half of the students who were admitted to the university achieved a higher score. Fortunately, it means half the students who were admitted achieved a lower score. So it’s merely a gauge. Of course, the higher your score is,
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To learn more about the SAT and ACT scores you need for the NCAA, Please check out the Your Score Booster page on student-athletes. Those eligibility standards may differ from university requirements for the SAT. Check with potential universities for their requirements.
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