Does anyone know the Average ACT Score to get Into the University Of Texas?
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It depends on which schools you are considering applying to, but generally speaking, grades are always the most important. Most schools have a minimum score on the SAT or ACT to get in. I never even took the SAT's, but I had a 4.2 GPA, and a good ACT score, so I not only got accepted but was offered a scholarship.
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Yes, I would think so, since the test is out of 800 points (if I remember correctly).  Visit www.ets.org to see how to interpret your score.  Visit colleges' websites to see if they show the average scores of their students when they took the tests and see how yours matches up.
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http://www.clemson.edu/admission
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The total score possible is 2400 (Math 800 + Critical Reading 800 + Writing 800).  Right now, I dont know if there is a consensus about what is considered a "good" score on the test yet, due to the change in range from 1600 to 2400.  My estimation is that anything above 2000 is a superb score (based on what was considered excellent in the old test, i.e. anything above 1400).  You scored about 75% correct answers (1810/2400=75%), which I imagine would put you above average but not quite tops.  \n\nWhether or not your score will be good enough for UGA depends on your competition as well as the rest of your application (i.e. GPA, class rank, recommendations, awards, extracurriculars). I would call/email UGA or whatever other school you intend to apply; they should give you a good idea about what their averages MAY be. Obviously, until a full admission cycle has passed for the new SAT (which may have happened, I just dont know.), schools wont have a clear idea on what is "good" and what is "mediocre" and what is "you are in the discard pile."
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It sounds like the new scoring systems has everyone a bit confused... some schools asked for all three scores, but only consider the reading & math scores.\n\nHere are average scores on the most recent test: 520 math and 508 verbal for a combined score of 1028.  The most selective schools (e.g., ivy league) typically had SAT averages north of 1400 (combined math & verbal, not all three tests).\n\nSo I guess it's a question of how you did on the math & verbal, and what is your goal in terms of schools.  You can find out what your target schools' average SAT scores for entering Freshmen by looking on their websites or contacting their admissions offices.
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I do not know about your act score but your GPA is high for you to easily enter college. You should also be able to get scholarships to pay your way through college. I got into college without any problems and my GPA was a 3.80 on a scale with 4.0 being the highest GPA I could get.
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UT is highly rated for partying. Don't know much else about that institution.\n\nAnd how about not ending a sentence with a preposition? Doing so on you entrance essay will reduce your chances.\n\nBest of luck.
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I think that Ace Librarian has given you a great answer but it also depends on your background, GPA and ACT are not everything!  I can tell you from experience since I graduated from U of M.
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To really have a good competitive chance.\n\nSAT - 2150 and above, aim for at least 700 a section, that includes the SAT II's. Pick your strongest subject and take the SAT subject test, try to get 750 and above.\n\nYour ACTs could definitely improve.\n\nBe sure to have good extracurricular records. Actively participate in different activities. It would also look good to do volunteer.
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If you want to be admitted in one of undergraduate schools in u.s from high school, you need at least 80% + high TOEFL (and/or SAT/CAT) test score.  If your test score is high, your requirement for G.P.A gets lower. However, schools always set thier basic criteria.\n\nyou will need about 3.5 G.P.A and 550 in the old TOEFL test for being admitted to a good college.
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UC doesn't really like the ACT too much. they'll take a score, but really, most UC applicants offer a SAT score.\n\nI submitted both ACT and SAT scores to the UC system, but you can pick and choose if you like. I did "poorly" in one section on the ACT, but I sent it in anyway. then again, I didn't really put much stock into my ACT score. I had a 31 composite score, but that included a perfect score in science, and a 26 on Reading Comprehension (I have the attention span of a fruit fly).\n\nKeep in mind, UC schools will look at other factors to determine whether your standardized test scores are consistent for evaluating you as an applicant (for example, did you do poorly and get really great scores? or did you score high and get bad grade? or did you do well on both?).\n\nAnyway, UC Davis is still fairly selective. I'd shoot for a 28+ ACT score for that school.
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1100 is an average score for admission\n1250 is a good score for admission but average scor for Scholarship\n\n1300 is good score for scholarships\nFind more about SAT   http://www.admissionglobal.com   or http://www.catzone.org or http://www.entrytest.com
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I'm a freshman in TX and I am thinking about going there, so yeah. Okay Texas has a law where if you are in the top 10% of your high school then colleges have to accept you... something like that. Anyway, I know that UTA often times doesn't even have room to accept all of the top 10% that apply, so if you don't live here... I pretty sure that chances are slim... I know that they have a website though so you should check it out. I think what I have told you is pretty acurate.
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That info hasn't been compiled & released yet.  However, by definition, since the test is standardized, the average in each section should be around 500.  It's usually a little higher, about 520 per section... so that puts the average score around 1560.\n\nSee table at end of article in link below...
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You sound like you are well on your way. I guess I only question your standardized test scores, as the highest you can get on the SAT is 1600 (EDIT: oops, forgot about the new SAT system..that it's out of 2400. This still seems rather average then scorewise)and 26 on the ACT is VERY average. The website indicates that your GPA will be recaluculated using only "UC-approved" courses from your sophomore and junior years. You may want to recalculate it yourself to determine what they will see.\n\nA good essay about how your extra-curriculars have affected you will be very useful I think!\n\nLook on the UCLA website for tips on how to write an essay they want to see and other things that will help you be a better applicant. And get the application in early! It's always better to be towards the beginning of applicants. It says on the website that applications are only accepted November 1-30 of the year before you wish to attend... so get hopping!
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I recently applied so perhaps I know.  You should  have at least a 1200 SAT, a 1300 would be a lot better though.  You should probably have at least a 4.0 weighted GPA, lots of extracurrics and very competitive classes.  It is the second highest ranked public school in the nation so it is harder to get into.  For out-of-state acceptance, one needs like a 1400 or better SAT.  The scores do not include the writing section.  Also, two subject SAT tests are required.