What does your ACT and SAT scores have to be to attend Stanford university?

Answer 1

I found a pretty good explanation here:

http://college.mychances.net/college-3-Stanford-University.html

From what I hear, the university wants students to generally have at least a 700 in each subject area. There are definitely exceptions - but they have to be exceptional to make up for that. Of course that is never reason to NOT apply, just a general guideline. You should always apply to the college of your dreams. But you can put in your information on that website and they'll give you a free prediction about whether or not you'll get in. A website like that isn't perfect but it will give you a good idea of where you fit into the applicant pool. (accepted and rejected students)

Answer 2

Because highly-selective universities such as Stanford use a holistic approach when making admissions decisions, there is not a single answer to your question. Stanford will consider an applicant's test scores (ACT or SAT), high school grades, written essays, letters of recommendation, and other factors when deciding who to admit.

It may be helpful to know the entering freshman in 2014 had very high test scores:

• 75% had SAT scores between 700-800 per section.
• 89% had ACT scores between 30-36.

95% of the entering freshmen graduated in the top 10% of their high school classes.

Answer 3

At least 2060

Answer 4

The minimum SAT score needed to be accepted at Stanford is 2070. This is the combination of all 3 scores.

Answer 5

year 6 7 8 9 or 10