However, test scores that fall above our middle 50% (see the freshman profile for more information) may be considered for a handful of students who may not otherwise be admitted. In fact, when reading your application, the reviewers will not see your test scores, if provided. At the UW, you will not be disadvantaged for sending low scores or for not sending scores. However, test-optional can mean different things at different schools. Note: International applicants are still required to demonstrate English proficiency by submitting TOEFL, IELTS or Duolingo scores. Read more about the factors that go into holistic review. Personal achievements and context are also important considerations. The UW’s holistic review considers far more than academic performance. Moving forward, curriculum quality and performance in courses will remain the focus of our review of students’ academic preparation. Historically, the SAT/ACT were a small consideration in the holistic review compared to curriculum quality and performance in courses. However, high test scores (1400 SAT/31 ACT or above ) may be considered for a handful of students who may not otherwise be admitted.
At the UW, you will not be disadvantaged for sending low scores or for not sending scores. On your application, you will indicate whether you would like an ACT/SAT score considered in the. Test-optional can mean different things at different schools. SAT/ACT no longer requiredĪt the UW, we want to see a broader picture of the student and their achievements and we caution students and their families against placing too much emphasis on standardized tests. Read the Jannouncement for more information.
The University of Washington permanently removed the SAT/ACT requirement for incoming students.
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