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Core GPA and Test Score Index for Division I

Core GPA	SAT	ACT
3.550 & above	400	37
3.525	410	38
3.500	420	39
3.475	430	40
3.450	440	41
3.425	450	41
3.400	460	42
3.375	470	42
3.350	480	43
3.325	490	44
3.300	500	44
3.275	510	45
3.250	520	46
3.225	530	46
3.200	540	47
3.175	550	47
3.150	560	48
3.125	570	49
3.100	580	49
3.075	590	50
3.050	600	50
3.025	610	51
3.000	620	52
2.975	630	52
2.950	640	53
2.925	650	53
2.900	660	54
2.875	670	55
2.850	680	56
2.825	690	56
2.800	700	57
2.775	710	58
2.750	720	59
2.725	730	59
2.700	730	60
2.675	740-750	61
2.650	760	62
2.625	770	63
2.600	780	64
2.575	790	65
2.550	800	66
2.525	810	67
2.500	820	68
2.475	830	69
2.450	840-850	70
2.425	860	70
2.400	860	71
2.375	870	72
2.350	880	73
2.325	890	74
2.300	900	75
2.275	910	76
2.250	920	77
2.225	930	78
2.200	940	79
2.175	950	80
2.150	960	80
2.125	960	81
2.100	970	82
2.075	980	83
2.050	990	84
2.025	1000	85
2.000	1010	86

ACT AND SAT TESTS

Test-Score Requirements

You must achieve the required score on an SAT or ACT test before your full-time college enrollment. You must dothis whether you are a citizen of the United States or of a foreign country. You must take the national test given on one of the dates shown below.

NOTE: No campus or state tests, like those given in Colorado and Illinois, may substitute for the national SAT or ACT.

National Testing Dates

SAT

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ACT

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Taking Tests More than Once

You may take the SAT or the ACT more than one time. If you take either test more than once, you may use your best subscore from different tests to meet the minimum test-score requirements. Here is an example:

	Math	Verbal	Total Score
SAT (10/03)	350	470	820
SAT (12/03)	420	440	860
Scores used	420	470	890

Your test score will continue to be calculated using the math and verbal subsections of the SAT and the math, science, English and reading subsections of the ACT.

The writing component of the ACT or SAT will not be used to determine your qualifier status.

DIVISION I 2008 AND LATER

If you enroll in a Division I college in 2008 or later and want to participate in athletics or receive an athletics scholarship, you must meet all NCAA requirements for 2005-2007 and have completed two additional core courses (new total of 16) as shown below:

• Four years of English;
• Three years of mathematics (algebra I or higher level);
• Two years of natural or physical science (including one year
of lab science if offered by your high school);
• One extra year of English, mathematics or
natural/physical science;
• Two years of social science; and
• Four years of extra courses (from any category
above, or foreign language, nondoctrinal religion
or philosophy)