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bruno123 · 01-06-2007, 05:56 AM

There is never a "hard and fast rule" as far as college admission in the US is concerned considering that, unlike in other countries, the selection process here is not entirely objective. In any case, the 2006 middle 50 % SAT range for admitted CFA students (including architecture, art, design, drama, and music majors) was

Critical Reading: 590-680
Math : 610-710

Note that I'm not saying an applicant will be automatically rejected if his/her CR or Math scores are below 600. In fact, 25 % of the admitted students do have a combined CR+Math score that is less than 1200. I'm just saying that chances of admission in that case are lower, especially if the candidate doesn't stand out in the auditions.

01-06-2007, 05:56 AM	#7
bruno123 Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Threads: 23 Posts: 583	There is never a "hard and fast rule" as far as college admission in the US is concerned considering that, unlike in other countries, the selection process here is not entirely objective. In any case, the 2006 middle 50 % SAT range for admitted CFA students (including architecture, art, design, drama, and music majors) was Critical Reading: 590-680 Math : 610-710 Note that I'm not saying an applicant will be automatically rejected if his/her CR or Math scores are below 600. In fact, 25 % of the admitted students do have a combined CR+Math score that is less than 1200. I'm just saying that chances of admission in that case are lower, especially if the candidate doesn't stand out in the auditions.