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Question about schools that require ALL testing
ClevelandsFinest
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I'm currently a senior applying to several top universities including schools that require applicants to submit all of their standardized testing results. My question is how much of a negative impact do the lower scores have? To give some perspective, I have 30 and a 34 on my ACT and an SAT score of 640CR, 800M, and 670W.
So I'm basically wondering if my original ACT of 30 and my SAT score will hurt me in admissions at schools such as Carnegie Mellon and U Penn. And, if so, to what extent?
2 repliesSo I'm basically wondering if my original ACT of 30 and my SAT score will hurt me in admissions at schools such as Carnegie Mellon and U Penn. And, if so, to what extent?
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