What SAT score is required for Dartmouth College?

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While applying to Dartmouth College, UG students must submit SAT/ACT scores as part of application. Listed below are the details of the scores submitted by the Class of 2028 admitted students:

Standardized TestScores

SAT Critical Reading

Mean: 733

Median: 750

Mid 50% range: 710-770

SAT Math

Mean: 750

Median: 770

Mid 50% range: 730-790

ACT

Mean: 33

Mid 50% range: 32-35

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