What are the Columbia University SAT/ACT requirements?

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Anushree Sinha
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In order to pursue higher studies in Columbia University, students must appear for one of the standardized tests (SAT/ACT) or other entrance exams like GMAT/GRE for postgraduate courses and secure the minimum scores as listed below:

Entrance Exam

Minimum Score Requirements

SAT

700 or higher

ACT

29 or higher

GMAT

550 or higher

GPA

2.5 (on a 4.0 scale)

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