Even if you’re applying to test-optional schools, good ACT or SAT scores can strengthen your application and help you qualify for merit scholarships—which is why millions of high schoolers ...

A word of caution: Both the College Board, which administers the SAT, and the ACT organization reserve the right to cancel scores unilaterally in cases of academic dishonesty. So if you are ...

If you have just taken the ACT or SAT or plan to do so, follow these four after-exam steps as soon as possible: Order additional score reports if necessary. Decide whether to submit your scores to ...

But now, university data shows that a student's score on the SAT or ACT is "a proven differentiator" in gauging academic potential, particularly among students who have high grade-point averages ...

The University of California will no longer consider SAT or ACT scores in admission or scholarship decisions under a settlement reached Friday with students. The university’s Board of Regents ...

For this reason, students who complete the SAT or ACT are encouraged to submit their scores. When submitted, the Admission Committee will carefully consider test scores in the context of students’ ...

UMass Lowell accepts self-reported SAT and ACT scores. Here's what you need to know: Starting with applications for the fall 2021 semester, first-year students applying for admission can submit ...

ACT and SAT scores are optional for students applying to the university through spring 2026, which means most domestic, first-year students will not be required to provide an ACT or SAT test score for ...

Standardized testing is just one optional part of your application. All students may submit an official SAT or ACT score report. The test can be reported directly from the testing agency or ...

This policy allows applicants to decide for themselves whether or not their SAT or ACT results accurately reflect their academic ability and potential. For candidates electing to submit them, test ...