Gratz College Score Requirements

Superscoring Not Allowed

Gratz College does not allow superscoring for undergraduate admissions. Superscoring refers to the practice of taking the highest section scores from multiple test attempts to create a new composite score. Since it is not permitted at Gratz College, applicants will have their scores evaluated as submitted without the benefit of combining results from different test dates.

Gratz College is test optional, allowing applicants to choose whether or not to submit standardized test scores. The college also permits self-reporting of scores, meaning applicants can enter their scores directly on their application without needing to provide official documentation initially. The percentage of applicants who choose to submit SAT scores and ACT scores is not disclosed, so we cannot provide specific figures, but this policy generally enhances access for students who may not have test scores to submit.