Official scores on the Scholastic Assessment Test I (SAT I) of the
College Board or on the American College Testing (ACT) Program are
required of all candidates, with the exception of those who have been
out of high school for two or more years by the time of entrance and
transfer candidates (applicants with 12 or more college credits by the
time of entrance). Test scores must be sent to Rutgers electronically
by the testing agency. Applicants should take the test no later than
the December before graduation from secondary school. Students who are
not required to submit SAT I or ACT scores may choose to provide them
if they believe it will enhance their credentials.
Applications for the SAT I and ACT may be obtained from the secondary
school or by calling the College Board or the American College Testing
Program. Candidates should have the College Board or the American
College Testing Program send only one test score report to Rutgers,
using College Board code 2765 or ACT code 2592 when requesting that
reports be sent. Test results are automatically sent to all colleges
within the university to which the candidate has applied.
The
College Board and the American College Testing Program offer special
testing arrangements for students with visual, physical, hearing, or
learning disabilities. Questions regarding these arrangements may be
directed to the College Board or the American College Testing
Program.
Subject Tests (SAT II). Candidates
applying for admission by examination (see below) must submit scores
for three SAT II subject tests of the College Board. Other candidates
are not required to take SAT II tests, but may submit scores if they
wish.
Pharmacy College Admission Test (PCAT). PCATs are strongly recommended for all transfer applicants to the College of Pharmacy.
