University of British Columbia
Applicants following an American curriculum may submit SAT or ACT scores for consideration without disadvantage if they do not submit.
Compare official SAT submission policies for international and American-curriculum applicants. Canada is often test-optional, so each profile distinguishes optional consideration from a published score route.
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All verified profiles appear until you press SEARCH. “Optional” means the university explicitly says submitted scores may be considered or used as supporting evidence.
Applicants following an American curriculum may submit SAT or ACT scores for consideration without disadvantage if they do not submit.
Students who have written SAT or ACT tests may submit scores for consideration; Engineering applicants must disclose all test scores.
For Fall 2027, applicants may opt out of SAT or ACT consideration. Applicants who submit SAT scores are told that competitive section scores are 670 Reading and Writing and 580 Math, or 620 Math for Engineering and Architecture.
Queen's has a permanent test-optional model; applicants may submit SAT or ACT scores if they believe the results support the application.
SAT or ACT results are optional and are considered only when they strengthen an American-curriculum applicant's file.
Dalhousie's United States applicant page publishes SAT 1100 and ACT 23 references and explains its superscoring practice.
For Fall 2024 onward, SAT or ACT is optional; applicants with scores are welcome to submit them and are not disadvantaged without them.
United States high-school applicants are not required to submit SAT or ACT, but the university says submitted scores will be considered.
Carleton encourages United States high-school applicants to submit SAT or ACT scores and school grading information to support the application.
Applicants from an unrecognized American-patterned school must provide SAT, ACT or AP results; SAT Mathematics may also replace the Math Placement Test when the section threshold is met.
Home-based learners may use SAT I 1100 or ACT 24 as an accepted independent third-party examination alongside the required supporting record.
For the United States and Advanced Placement curriculum, SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing 600 may satisfy the English admission subject. This is a section score, not a total SAT minimum.
The university says strong standardized-test performance can strengthen an application and asks applicants who have written SAT or ACT examinations to submit the results.
The current undergraduate calendar says SAT score is among the criteria used to determine admissibility for applicants from the United States or an American-based high-school curriculum.
The current academic calendar says SAT results are not required for American-school-system applicants, but students are encouraged to submit them.
The university publishes current SAT references for United States applicants: 1270 for its Honours admission scholarship and 1400 for its Excellence admission scholarship.
Redeemer's official awards guide publishes current SAT bands for United States students, showing that SAT results can be used in its incoming-student award assessment.
Western publishes a combined SAT Reading and Writing plus Math reference of 1190 for United States applicants, while separately stating that SAT and ACT are optional for Fall 2026 and applicants are not disadvantaged without scores.
The University of Ottawa explicitly accepts a Digital SAT Reading and Writing score of 550 as one possible basis for an English-language-test exemption. This is a section score, not a general admission total.
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A university may consider SAT scores without requiring them from every applicant.
Some schools require testing only for home-school or unaccredited American curricula.
Official pages usually say SAT rather than Digital SAT; confirm current score reporting directly.