SAT Requirements
Applicants to Widener University are required to submit SAT scores. The ideal SAT score for admission consideration is between 1065 and 1245. This range reflects the competitive standards set by the university, which aims to admit students who demonstrate both academic potential and readiness for college-level work. The average SAT score of admitted students is 1180, with a significant portion of applicants scoring between 1200 and 1300. While the university is test-optional, submitting SAT scores can provide an advantage, particularly for students applying for merit-based scholarships. In fact, up to $20,000 in scholarships are available annually for high-performing SAT score submissions.
Score Requirements
Official Minimum: 1065
Competitive Score: 1245
Average Score: 1180
Test Policy
Widener University is test-optional for SAT, meaning applicants can choose to submit scores or not. While SAT scores are not required, they are considered if submitted and can significantly influence the admissions decision. The university also offers alternative testing options, such as the ACT, for students who prefer that format. Additionally, SAT scores are more influential for merit scholarships, which can cover up to $20,000 annually. This test-optional policy reflects the university's commitment to flexibility and diversity in its applicant pool.
- Test-optional policy
- SAT scores are considered if submitted
- Alternative testing options available
- SAT scores are more influential for merit scholarships
