SAT Requirements
The University of St. Francis adopts a holistic approach to admissions, focusing on a student's overall academic performance, extracurricular involvement, and personal character. While USF is test-optional, submitting SAT scores can enhance your application, particularly for competitive programs and scholarship opportunities.
Applicants are encouraged to consider whether their SAT scores accurately reflect their academic abilities and potential. High scores can bolster an application, but a strong GPA and involvement in meaningful activities are equally significant.
Score Requirements
SAT Policy: Test-Optional
Recommended Score: While test scores are not required, achieving a combined SAT score of 1000 or higher may strengthen your application.
Additional Context: The university evaluates applications holistically, considering factors such as GPA, coursework, extracurricular activities, and personal achievements.
Test Policy
USF's test-optional policy allows applicants to decide whether their SAT scores should be part of their admissions evaluation. This policy aims to reduce barriers and acknowledges that standardized tests may not fully represent a student's capabilities.
- Submitting SAT scores is optional for all applicants.
- Test scores can be considered for merit-based scholarships.
- Applicants without test scores are evaluated holistically.
