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Please help...info needed asap
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thanks for the reply...i am making a decision on which schools to apply and was wondering if you could let me know whether or not the following schools have a minimum DAT requirement and if the requirement is for all sections?
Nova, Case, Boston, NYU
Thanks
Nova, Case, Boston, NYU
Thanks
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I think most schools state on their websites that they require a 17+ on your DAT. But considering the competition, there's no way on earth you could get in anywhere with a 17. I'd say at least an AA of 18, and one should consider herself/himself very lucky, if he/she gets in with that score.
yes...any more info on sections other than AA? my AA is fine...
Obviously, a 20+ PA will dramatically help your chances. Some school have cutoff points of 17-18 for RC.
QR is the least important one. So, you'll be fine as long as you're 17+, provided that you do decent on all the other sections.
Overall, I'd say you'll be in a good shape as long as you score 19+ on ever section.
From the ADEA handbook, I looked up the ones you wanted. They did not indicate the specifics for each section on the DAT, so I will give you the range of scores and their averages:
Nova: AA (17-23) average: 19.33
PAT (16-24) average: 18.77
TS (17-22) average: 19.68
Case: AA (15-24) average: 19
PAT (15-25) average: 20
TS (15-26) average: 19
Boston: AA (17-24) average: 19
PAT (15-25) average: 19
TS (16-24) average: 19
NYU: (didn't show range)
AA: average 20
PAT: average 19
TS: average 20
Hope this helps!
