Abbreviations of U.S. College or Graduate School Entrance Exams
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- The ACT is a test used by some universities as part of the admission process.
- The AP Program provides students with opportunities to take college-level courses and exams while still in high school.
- CLEP is a program to help high school students gain college credit.
- The DAT is required to enter many schools of dentistry.
- Passing the GED allows one to earn a certificate or diploma that is the equivalent of a high school diploma.
- The GMAT is required to enter most business schools.
- One or more GRE tests are required for admission to most graduate schools.
- The LSAT is required for admission to most law schools.
- The MAT is required for admission some graduate schools.
- The MCAT is required for admission to medical schools.
- The OAT is required for admission to schools of optometry.
- The PCAT is required for admission to schools of pharmacy.
- The SAT is a test used by most universities as part of the admission process.
- The TOEFL is required of most students from non-English speaking countries for admission to a college in the U.S.
- Some universities also require foreign applicants to take the TSE, which tests English speaking ability.
- Some universities also require foreign applicants to take the TWE, which tests English writing ability