Grand Valley State University Score Requirements

Superscoring Not Allowed

Grand Valley State University does not allow superscoring for undergraduate admissions. Superscoring is a practice where colleges consider the highest section scores across all test dates to create a new composite score, which can benefit applicants with varying performance. In this case, applicants will need to submit their best overall scores from a single test date without the advantage of combining sections from multiple dates.

Grand Valley State University is test optional for undergraduate admissions, meaning that applicants are not required to submit standardized test scores to be considered for admission. Additionally, the university allows self-reporting of scores, which enables students to share their SAT and ACT results without needing to submit official documents at the initial application stage. Among applicants, 63% choose to submit SAT scores, while 34% submit ACT scores; the total exceeds 100% as some students submit both types of scores.