The middle 50% of the 2018-19 entering class scored between 690 to 760 on the SAT Reading, 730 to 790 on SAT Math and 33 to 35 on ACT Composite. Our college test prep center can help you prepare: https://bit.ly/2zn5dKo

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Hi Kebo, requirements for transfers may differ depending on which program you are applying to. At least one full year of transferable academic coursework (eight courses) must be completed by the spring term prior to enrollment. Coursework taken in the summer immediately preceding enrollment will not count toward one of the eight transferable courses. A current transcript is required. If you have taken courses on a pass/fail or credit/no credit basis, you must have grades or written evaluations of your performance sent by the professor of these courses for them to be transferable.

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Hi Sherley, Penn’s financial aid packages are awarded based on financial need, not merit. If financial need is demonstrated, Penn will meet that need for four years, or a total of eight semesters. Our college scholarships guides can help: https://bit.ly/2Ny4NJz

Reply by Alexis

no, its a private school

Reply by davey

Hi Jimmy, UPenn does not require a certain SAT score but does require that you submit either SAT or ACT scores.

Reply by Alexis

there isn't a required SAT score but you probably need a 1500 at least to be considered competitve

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