Understanding ACT Scores for Ivy League Admissions

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• ACT scores for Ivy League admissions

• SAT scores for community colleges

• High school GPA requirements

• Extracurricular activities for college

What is the middle 50% ACT score range for Harvard?

• 32 to 35

• 33 to 36

• 31 to 34

• 30 to 34

Which Ivy League schools have a middle 50% ACT score range of 31 to 34?

• Yale and Princeton

• Columbia, UPenn, and Dartmouth

• Brown and Cornell

• Harvard and Princeton

What is the middle 50% range for the old ACT writing scores at Ivy League schools?

• 8 to 10

• 9 to 11

• 7 to 9

• 6 to 8

What does the video suggest about the importance of the optional writing score?

• It is crucial for admission

• It is more important than the composite score

• It is not very important

• It is only important for certain majors

What myth about Ivy League admissions is addressed in the video?

• Ivy Leagues prefer SAT over ACT

• Ivy Leagues only consider GPA

• Ivy Leagues do not accept ACT scores

• Ivy Leagues require extracurriculars

What is the current stance of Ivy League schools on SAT vs ACT preference?

• They prefer ACT

• They prefer SAT

• They have no preference

• They only accept SAT

Why might there be a strategic advantage to submitting ACT scores to Ivy League schools?

• ACT scores are preferred by all Ivy Leagues

• ACT scores are easier to achieve

• There are fewer applicants with ACT scores

• ACT scores are cheaper to submit

What percentage of students at Harvard submit SAT scores?

• 35%

• 50%

• 65%

• 85%

What is the suggested approach for choosing between the SAT and ACT?

• Choose the test your friends are taking

• Choose the test you can score higher on

• Choose the test that is cheaper

• Choose the test you are more familiar with