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Minimum score requirements for universities like the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, North Carolina State University, and Purdue are often not explicitly stated. Instead, these institutions typically provide average scores for accepted students, which serve as a better indicator of competitiveness for applicants. For precise information, prospective students are encouraged to check the universities' official websites or contact their admissions offices directly. Resources like College Board can also provide valuable insights into average scores and admissions trends.
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Does anyone know what are minimum scores for University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, North Carolina State University, and Purdue?
 
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Their websites will have that information. If not, you can just call em :)
 
more than likely, they will have the average score available. if it isn't their policy to discard apps with a score lower than a predetermined minimum, then that's all they can tell you, really.
 
i can't think of any school that has minimum score requirments, they all probably have average scores for people who are accepted, i guess that's a good indicator of what score you should get to be a competative applicant. Anyway, just look it up at www.collegeboard.com.
 

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