Are SAT or ACT test scores mandatory for undergraduate applicants at Pace University?

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Loveleen Sharma
10 months ago

Indian students are not required to submit SAT or ACT scores as this university is test-optional for students. Submitting SAT or ACT scores can prove to be beneficial as it may strengthen the application, especially for competitive programs.

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