SAT and TOEFL?

If you are a native speaker of English (first language and that of your parents and culture), you will not need the TOEFL. This measures your ability to communicate in English. If you are not a native English speaker you will be required to take the test. I believe you will be required to take the test.

The SAT and ACT are standard entrance examinations that almost all colleges and universities in the US require (one or the other) to complete an application. Very high scores (nearly perfect) will make you available for some scholarships.

US colleges and universities weigh the entrance exam, your high school gpa, class rank and a writing sample to evaluate whether or not to accept your application for entrance.

Most foreign students have difficulty recieving financial aid, with high credentials or not. Be prepared for that.

Like all prospective students, you will be applying not to become a medical doctor, but a freshman with a pre-med major. Pick prospective schools that are strong in science and have good records of alumni attending medical school.

You will most likely have to take both the SAT and the TOEFL. The SAT is used for admissions and for scholarships (check fastweb.com for some scholarships). You will have to take the TOEFL if you are an international student whose native language is not English or you have been living in an English-speaking country for only a short while. Some schools exempt you from having to take the TOEFL if you have a high enough SAT English score. But just to be safe, take the TOEFL.

Some schools offer pre-med programs, but they are not necessarily majors. Get in touch with the admissions at the schools you want to, explain your situation, and take their advice. Good luck!

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if you are applying to any reputed universities, most likely you will have to send an SAT score…i am not sure about TOEFL though maybe u should just to be safe. but i would def. send the SAT because it is more commonly used by the admission officers. you can get scholarships only through the PSAT i believe. also take atleast 2 sat subject tests and aim for 750+ to be really competitive

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