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     • If you choose to submit scores: note that we allow superscoring of SAT test results, but we are unable to accept superscored results for the ACT exam due to the composite score included in the score report. The College Board no longer offers SAT Subject Tests.
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2. www.cmu.edu › admission › admissionStandardized Testing Consideration - Carnegie Mellon University

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   Carnegie Mellon accepts either official electronic score results or a student's official score report verified and forwarded to the Office of Admission directly by their school counselor. The Carnegie Mellon SAT code is 2074 and the ACT code is 3534.

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   • Admission FAQ

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   • Standardized Testing

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   Does Carnegie Mellon superscore the Act?

   • Carnegie Mellon doesn’t superscore the ACT. We believe that college admission testing in the 9th and 10th grades adds to the anxiety of a process that students won’t encounter for several years. As a result, we encourage students to submit 11th or 12th grade SAT or ACT scores (tests taken the summer after 10th grade are appropriate).

   Undergraduate Admission < Carnegie Mellon University

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   Does Carnegie Mellon require a SAT score?

   • Carnegie Mellon is test optional for Fall 2025 undergraduate applicants, which means the submission of SAT or ACT results is not required. However, School of Computer Science applicants are strongly encouraged to submit either an SAT or ACT score, including the math subscore. View more details for Fall 2025 applicants below.

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   Does Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) require the SAT or act?

   • Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) requires that you either take the SAT or ACT. See the table below for how Carnegie Mellon University (CMU)’s accepted students have performed on both tests. You may be wondering how many test scores should you submit. Generally, don’t freak out about taking the test too often.

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   Are SAT & ACT scores a fair representation of Carnegie Mellon?

   • The greater the amount of time prior to students' first year of college, the less we can rely on the test results as a fair representation of their knowledge entering Carnegie Mellon. Both domestic and international applicants who choose to submit SAT or ACT scores may share either official or self-reported SAT or ACT scores.

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4. coursecatalog.web.cmu.edu › aboutcmu › undergraduateadmissionUndergraduate Admission < Carnegie Mellon University

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   Carnegie Mellon doesn’t superscore the ACT. We believe that college admission testing in the 9th and 10th grades adds to the anxiety of a process that students won’t encounter for several years. As a result, we encourage students to submit 11th or 12th grade SAT or ACT scores (tests taken the summer after 10th grade are appropriate).

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   Carnegie Mellon is test optional for Fall 2025 undergraduate applicants, which means the submission of SAT or ACT results is not required. However, School of Computer Science applicants are strongly encouraged to submit either an SAT or ACT score, including the math subscore.

6. www.cmu.edu › admission › admissionAdmission FAQ - Undergraduate Admission - Carnegie Mellon ...

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   Pursuant to this policy, students who are unable to take either the SAT or ACT or choose not to submit their standardized test scores will be considered equally for admission along with those who submit scores.

7. www.cmu.edu › admission › admissionUndergraduate Admission - Carnegie Mellon University

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   Carnegie Mellon University is test optional for Fall 2025 undergraduate admission applications. However, students applying to the School of Computer Science are strongly encouraged to submit either an SAT or ACT score, including the math subscore, to bolster their application's strength and to aid in determining their ability to succeed ...

8. nextadmit.com › blog › carnegie-mellon-act-scoresCarnegie Mellon ACT Scores: Full Breakdown

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   Jun 19, 2024 · Carnegie Mellon’s ACT code for submitting official test scores is 3534. While Carnegie Mellon has adopted a test-optional policy through fall 2025, those who do submit ACT scores and gain admission to this prestigious university are often high scorers.

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   Does Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) Require Test Scores? Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) requires that you either take the SAT or ACT. See the table below for how Carnegie Mellon University (CMU)’s accepted students have performed on both tests.