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[quote=Anonymous]congratulations on your child's achievement, PP. Does your kid fly into LHR then take the train all the way? Those minimum application requirements look good. I'm thinking that Edi might not be such a big savings from the English schools because of that fourth year, would you agree? tia "Achieving the following grades will not guarantee you a place at Edinburgh, but will make you a competitive applicant. Please note, our Admissions Office will consider the other aspects of your application, such as the personal statement. Examples of our minimum entry requirements in the standardised tests are: ACT score of 27 plus two AP scores at 4+ or two SAT subject tests at 650+ SAT score of 1290+ (650+ in Evidence based reading and Writing and 620+ in Math) plus two AP scores at 4+ or two SAT subject tests at 650+ 3 AP scores at 4+ 3 SAT Subject Test scores of 650+ A combination of the AP and SAT, such as 1 AP score at 4+ and 2 SAT Subject Tests at 650+ Applicants should submit all of their test scores, and our Admission Offices will consider the highest scores submitted for each. Please note, the University of Edinburgh does not Superscore the ACT but will consider a Superscore for the new and old SAT. The optional essay sections are not required. A combination of AP and SAT Subject tests are acceptable, provided they are in different subjects. For example, AP French and SAT Physics are acceptable as two scores, but AP French and SAT French are only considered once. Please note AP scores are used for admissions purposes only, and no advanced credit is awarded as there is no core curriculum in Scotland. AP Research is not accepted as meeting one of the three required."[/quote]
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