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University of Alabama average SAT score?

I've been preparing for my SATs and would like to apply to the University of Alabama. Can someone tell me the average SAT score they're looking for in applicants?

4 months ago

The average SAT score for students admitted to the University of Alabama typically falls between 1060 and 1280. This range represents the 25th to 75th percentile of admitted students. Keep in mind that this is just an average, and admissions decisions are based on various factors, including your high school GPA and the rigor of your courses - being within or above this range won't ensure acceptance, while being below it won't lead to auto-rejection either.

While it's important to aim for a competitive SAT score, don't forget to focus on other aspects of your application, such as your extracurricular activities. A strong application will showcase your broader abilities and interests, in addition to your academic achievements.

Additionally, it's worth noting that the University of Alabama is currently test-optional, so submitting an SAT (or ACT) score is not required. However, you're smart to still be thinking about target SAT scores, as there can still be instances where including a standardized test score with your application can be a good idea. For detailed guidance on how to navigate test-optional policies, check out this blog post from CollegeVine: https://blog.collegevine.com/does-test-optional-mean-test-optional

Good luck with your SAT preparation and your application to the University of Alabama!

4 months ago

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