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These test are based on courses studied, and  \nare not an IQ (intelligence) test.  \nMost US colleges and universities accept ACT and/or SAT test results.  \nACT  \nSAT  \nTSI  \nWhy take the test?  \n• Provide colleges with one common criteria that can be used to compare all applicants  \n• One major factor in the admissions  \n• The weight placed on test scores varies from school to school  \n• Many schools provide academic scholarships based on test scores.  \n• Test scores are good for up to 5 years  \nHow the test impacts admission...  \nCollege Admission  \n• MOSfscororunamissivseiransrittwiieotfsh/cthoutoetlirleegaedstsmsciressoriira(eifpltuicquietdi)ntons toStureovntsidewilAl CTNOToeSATcontseidsetred  \n• Junior Colleges (2 year college) generally do not require test scores for domrisscoi ounr,sbuest do take them in consideration for scholarships and/or eligibility  \nCollege Admission  \nMost universities/colleges require:  \n● Application  \n● Fee  \n● Essay(s)  \n● Official Transcript  \n● Test Scores  \n● Letters of Recommendation (sometimes)  \nColleges will NOT review your application until ALL required information is provided.  \nSchool Admission Example: Texas Tech University   \nAssured Admission  \nYou are assured admission if you are graduating from an accredited high school and present the required combination of high school class rank and college entrance test scores indicated below.  \nSchool Admission Example: Tarleton State University   \nRegular Admission  \nTo be granted regular admission status, first-time freshmen must provide SAT and/or ACT scores, and either rank in the top 10% of the high school graduating class or meet one of the combinations of high school quarter rank and entrance scores listed below:  \nPercentile in Class  \n75-99%(1st quarter) 50-74%(2nd quarter) 25-49%(3rd quarter)  \nTest Score Requirement  \nNo minimum but must provide SAT or ACT scores  \nSAT = 880 or ACT = 16  \nIndividual Review***  \n* See State of Texas Uniform Admission Policy (UAP) below.  \n** SAT total consists of Evidence Based Reading and Writing + Math. The writing component can be submitted but it is not required.  \n*** Applicants not meeting requirements for guaranteed admission may be reviewed on an individual basis.  \nSchool Admission Example: Midwestern State University   \nClass Rank  \nOld SAT Minimum Scores  \n(Taken Prior to March 2016)  \nNew SAT Minimum Scores  \n(Taken March 2016 or Later)  \nACT Minimum Composite Scores  \n| Top 25% | Automatic Admission | Automatic Admission | Automatic Admission |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Second Quarter | 990 | 1070 | 21 |\n| Third Quarter | 1070 | 1140 | 23 |\n| Fourth Quarter | 1110 | 1180 | 24 |\n| Home\u003Cbr>School/Non-Ranking | By Review | By Review | By Review |\n\n*The old SAT scores above are comprised of Critical Reading and Math components only. The new SAT scores are comprised of Evidence-Based Reading and Writing, and Math components. Entrance exam scores must be received from the College Board and/or ACT or be on official high school transcripts in order to be reviewed. 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