Applying to US Universities
How to apply to US universities

SAT / ACT
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Students interested in applying for US universities will need to take the SAT / ACT . Serious applicants should take their SAT for the first time in JC1 (during December holidays) and attempt to improve their score in JC2 (Mar - Jun).
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Refrain from taking your SAT during December in JC2. Not only would it distract you from studying for A levels, you may not be able to meet the deadline stipulated by the university.
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Most colleges and universities in the United States require SAT or ACT for admissions. Remember, application requirements vary, so be sure to confirm which test(s) you must take with the institutions to which you plan to apply.
Important notes
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Please download and read the Student Guide to US Applications from the ECG Repository in our College Portal before you set up your Common App account. There are important instructions and internal deadlines that you have to follow.
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Every year, there will be a US Application Briefing held at the start of Term 3. Watch out for the announcement and attend the briefing.
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Please download the US Universities School Counsellor and Teacher Recommenders Request Form from the ECG Repository in our College Portal, fill in the details and submit to your tutors after they have agreed to write references for you.
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Note that the school does NOT work with any external agencies to process your application.