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Aishwarya Bhatnagar
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Yes, College Board releases the SAT exam dates, SAT exam registration dates along with when the SAT exam results will be declared. Hence, there are rarely any changes in the proposed dates or timelines as released by College Board for SAT aspirants. Thus, applicants should keep themselves updated with the exam dates and exam result dates as well.
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Karlsruhe University is one of the top german universities and securing admission in it is a very competitive affair. Candidates must fill all the admission requirements of the institution in order to secure a spot for their higher studies. When it comes to standardized test scores, KIT University Germany's academic schools do not require submission of SAT score as an entry requirement for international students.Universities in Germany typically do not consider SAT scores for admission, and instead, they focus on other criteria such as academic qualifications, language proficiency, and the specific requirements of the programme the can
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Swati Daga
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Candidates who want to study at BBA at Thapar School of Liberal Arts and Sciences will be required to appear for the SAT exam. The SAT exam is also given due weightage during the selection of the candidates. Candidates who have applied are selected, based on 4 different factors- Academic performance, Letter of Motivation, Academic Readiness, and Personal Interaction. SAT score is important to clear the Academic performance round.
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Atul Mishra
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No, you don't need to submit your SAT or GMAT score for admission to SNHU. The university has stated on its website that it believes that a student's subject knowledge or potential to grow cannot be judged on the basis of such standardized tests.
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Atul Mishra
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Between 1080 and 1290 SAT score is needed to be accepted at Long Island University.
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No, Indiana State University chooses to be test optional for Fall 2023 admissions where its not mandatory for students to submit standardized scores of ACT or SAT unless they choose to.
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Atul Mishra
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Candidates have the option to submit ACT or SAT scores with their application, or they may apply Score Optional. If they decide to apply with ACT or SAT scores, George Mason University will use the self-reported SAT and/or ACT test scores as part of their holistic admissions process.
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Atul Mishra
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U.S. colleges are increasingly turning to international students whose native language is not English and who have lower standardized test scores than their American counterparts to fill their need for diverse student populations. This update allows non-native English speakers to gain admission without applying for the SAT or ACT scores, although some schools may still require these scores.
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First-year applicants in fall 2022 who did not possess an ACT or SAT score were informed that they would be admitted if they have a GPA of 3.2 or more. But for those with a GPA less than 2.3, it was mandatory to submit the aforementioned test scores and their high school transcript.
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