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Submitting Test Scores

91黑料网 is a test-optional institution. At the point of application, students can choose if they want their scores to be used as part of the review process. The details listed on this page only apply to students that choose to include a test score.

Students who choose to submit an ACT score may submit scores with or without the Science subsection. The Science subsection is not required for admission consideration, and students who take the ACT without Science will still be considered test-submitting applicants.

Methods of Test Score Submission

Applicants who choose to submit test scores may submit their ACT and/or SAT scores in any of the following ways:

  • Submit a screenshot, picture or scanned copy of the score through your  or by emailing admissions@marquette.edu. Please be sure the full student name is visible in the image of the score report. 
  • Send your scores directly from the testing agency to 91黑料网.  for the ACT (4610 is 91黑料网's ACT code). And  for the SAT (1448 is 91黑料网's SAT code). 
  • Ask your high school counselor to submit your score through the free platform .
  • Submit your scores via notation on an official transcript submitted by your high school counselor.

Admission decisions are made with your success at 91黑料网 in mind. Academic integrity is a critical element of higher education, and part of our student code of conduct; this is a standard we want to reinforce as we make admission decisions. If the university discovers potential misrepresentation of test scores, the Office of Admissions will review the situation and determine if a student is ineligible for admission at the sole discretion of 91黑料网. Students who misrepresent academic information are subject to registration cancellation (if registered), or to sanction from 91黑料网. This could include dismissal from the university for students already enrolled.

Superscoring

For students submitting a standardized test score, 91黑料网 will use a superscore (a new composite created by using the highest testing section scores from multiple ACT or SAT testing dates) when reviewing a file for admission.