What are the college requirements for sat scores?

You get to college by performing well in high school. You have to meet the entrants requirements for GPA and SAT scores.

You don't have to enter SAT scores on a college application, but for almost every college, you DO need to have college board send them your scores directly.

GPA, SAT or ACT scores. Also what classes you had in high school. It is different if you are transfering from a community college or just graduating from high school and what college it is.

The University of West Georgia College in Carrollton, Georgia admits applicants based on SAT scores that meet the (TCSG) Technical College System of Georgia requirements. The minimum requirements for SAT reading is 430, SAT Math Score is 410. An SAT reading score of 480, and SAT math score of 480 is required for the international tuition waiver eligibility.

SAT verbal scores over 500 75%, SAT math scores over 500 76%, SAT verbal scores over 600 36%, SAT math scores over 600 34%, SAT verbal scores over 700 10%, SAT math scores over 700 10%, and also the GPA must be 3.4 or better.

What are the SAT requirements to get into VCU, ODU, GMU, and RU in Virginia ?

I believe there is no minimum or maximum age requirements for college, you just need a high school diploma or GED and high enough SAT scores to get into the college of your choosing.

No colleges accept AP scores instead of SAT scores. This is because the tests do not measure the same things. The SAT measures the likelihood that a student will do well in college, but is not accepted as college credit. The AP is used to provide actual college credit, but does not predict college success.

The average SAT score for Harvard is a 2200.

SAT score requirements vary drastically, and while some top-notch colleges require high scores, there are many schools that hardly pay any attention to the scores.

The PSAT is the practice version of the college entrance exam the SAT. SAT scores are required for entrance to college whereas the PSAT is not.

You must have a high school diploma or a GED before you can even apply to a college. You will also have to have certain scores on the ACT or SAT tests. Some colleges will allow you to take the COMPASS test if you never took the ACT or SAT.

The only way to find out the actual answer to this and other questions like it, is to visit the Boston College website, find a tab, or link labeled "incoming" or "future" students...you could also look for "admissions" and then find "admissions requirements." Every college website that I have ever visited, clearly states their admissions requirements, including GPA, SAT, GRE, or ACT scores, fees for and deadlines for admissions consideration.

SAT scores typically become available online to students about 19 days after they take the SAT. At the time scores become available online, students can ask the College Board to mail the scores to a college, either on a rush or regular basis. There is an extra charge of about $27 for sending the scores on a rush basis. According to the website of the College Board, it takes the College Board about 5 weeks…

It depends on your SAT scores, but it may be easier to start with community college.

Minimum SAT scores will be particular to the institution requiring them, and may in some cases be department specific.

No. Many community colleges do not require SAT scores, just a high school diploma or GED. Some four-year colleges do not require SAT scores - generally less prestigious state schools or certain religious schools. Often, a student transferring from a two-year community college to a four-year college will not have to provide SAT scores if he or she did not have to have them to achieve an AA degree at the community college from which…

The state of Georgia has a college that will accept no SAT scores and a low high school GPA (Georgia Perimeter).

King College has recently made SAT/ACT optional, as they believe those scores don't always reflect individual's readiness for college.

Hunter College is a public university located in Manhattan, New York. As of 2014 the SAT scores required for admission are math 540/640 and critical reading 520/620.

Each college has their own entrance requirements. So talk to a guidance councilor and find out what schools would accept you for a nursing degree. If you need a higher SAT, you can get a coach and study to retake the SAT exam.

Vetterott College does not have any requirements or recommendations for GPA, personal recommendations, or standardized Test Scores (such as the SAT or ACT). However, they do require a high school transcript. The admission rate for the school is about 84%.

4.0 GPA is needed and an sat score of 1920.

The SAT is for getting into college or university. To get into law school you take the LSAT. The requirement vary according to the school.

For Marist College, SAT/ACT scores, while not as important as the high school transcript, are usually between 1730-1920 SAT/ 25-29 ACT or higher.