<p>Hello there!
I know this board has been inactive for some time, but I had a quick question. :)
I own the Fiske Guide to Colleges 2007, which says that Sewanee requires SAT IIs in its admissions process. I tried to look this up in Sewanee brochures and online, but haven't been able to find out if this information is true.
Does anyone have any idea of its accuracy?</p>
<p>From admission.sewanee.edu/apply:</p>
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Sewanee admits students who are prepared for its challenging academic environment. The following are strong recommendations for competitive applicants:</p>
<pre><code>* Four years of English
* Two or more years of a foreign language
* Three or more years of math (most students have four), including algebra I and II and geometry
* Two or more years of lab science (most students have four)
* Two or more years of social science, including history
* Competitive standardized test scores (ACT or SAT) with the writing sample submitted for either test
* Strong high school GPA showing consistent or increasing strength in class work
* Extracurricular activities such as clubs, sports, church groups, or work experience with demonstrated leadership
* Admission essay written clearly and passionately
* Positive recommendations from teachers and school counselors with an optional recommendation from church leaders, work supervisors, or volunteer coordinators
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<p>I was admitted with nothing but the PSAT and ACT, and my writing sample was a graded essay from my comp class. It took a few phone calls, but they didn't have a problem with that.</p>
<p>Thanks so much!</p>