Does UCM Superscore?

University of Central Missouri's SAT and ACT superscore policy and testing requirement for the 2026–27 admissions cycle, at a glance.

SAT superscore

Yes

Yes. UCM superscores the SAT, combining your best Reading & Writing and best Math across test dates.

ACT superscore

Yes

Yes. UCM superscores the ACT, using your best section scores across test dates.

GPA awards available; superscores can add aid

UCM's renewable Non-Resident Scholar Award uses the higher official ACT composite or superscore and also accepts an SAT score or superscore earned by the June test deadline. Its Fall 2026 scholarship chart separately publishes GPA-based awards that do not require a score.

Source: UCM Future Freshman Scholarships (checked August 3, 2026)

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Common questions

Does UCM superscore the SAT?

Yes. UCM superscores the SAT, combining your best Reading & Writing and best Math across test dates.

Does UCM superscore the ACT?

Yes. UCM superscores the ACT, using your best section scores across test dates.

Does UCM require the SAT or ACT?

Starting in Fall 2026, UCM's Red and Black Scholarship has GPA-only tiers. A 27 or higher ACT superscore can add a separate $1,000 annual Excellence Scholarship. UCM's renewable Non-Resident Scholar Award uses the higher official ACT composite or superscore and also accepts an SAT score or superscore earned by the June test deadline. Its Fall 2026 scholarship chart separately publishes GPA-based awards that do not require a score.

Verified against published 2026–27 policies. Testing policies change. Always confirm with UCM before you apply.

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