What are the SAT score requirements for USC?

Answer 1

A recent newspaper article said that the minimum SAT score would be a 1790. Of course, this is assuming you have a high GPA and many extra-curricular activities. Try to aim for about 1900 or above. I forgot exactly, but i think UC Berkeley was about a 1810, I might be off. You shouldn't aim to get the "minimum" but actually do the best you can and you should get a better score.
A UCLA website said that most people that get into UCLA have a 4.0 GPA and at least 1200 on the SATs (this would be the old scoring system).

Answer 2

http://collegesearch.collegeboard.com/search/CollegeDetail.jsp?collegeId=3341&profileId=6

{| ! scope="row" | SAT Critical Reading: | 620 - 720 84% ! scope="row" | SAT Math: | 650 - 740 84% ! scope="row" | SAT Writing: | 640 - 720 84% ! scope="row" | ACT Composite: | 28 - 32

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Answer 3

USC does not have a "required" SAT score. It looks at a student holistically, considering his or her talents, educational opportunities, leadership abilities, community service, and many other factors. However, USC is one of the top colleges in the US and it is not easy to get admitted there. According to USC's website, the middle 50% of its 2009 freshman class had an SAT score range of 1930 to 2150.

Answer 4

USC, like almost all schools are not seeking a a minimum SAT score in the students they accept, but rather a well rounded individual who is going to bring something to the campus, as well as get the most from their education there. Therefore a student who may do very well on the SAT's but is not well rounded (Clubs, volunteer, etc) would not be as favored as a student with a lower SAT but a more diverse background.

Answer 5

ACT of 28

Answer 6

100