Is the SAT or ACT required for admission at the Carolina University?

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Indian students are not required to submit SAT or ACT scores to study at Carolina Uni. The university uses a test-optional policy. Students who wish to submit SAT or ACT scores can do that.

Students who don't have SAT or ACT scores have no need to be concerned as it would not affect their admission c

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