Does Connecticut College Superscore?

Connecticut College's SAT and ACT superscore policy and testing requirement for the 2026–27 admissions cycle, at a glance.

SAT superscore

Yes

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

ACT superscore

No

No. Connecticut College considers your highest single ACT composite rather than an ACT superscore.

Test-optional

Connecticut College uses a no-harm test-optional review and superscores the SAT, but it uses the highest ACT composite rather than combining ACT sections. Applicants may self-report scores, with official results required upon enrollment.

Source: Connecticut College Admission (checked August 2, 2026)

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Common questions

Does Connecticut College superscore the SAT?

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

Does Connecticut College superscore the ACT?

No. Connecticut College considers your highest single ACT composite rather than an ACT superscore.

Does Connecticut College require the SAT or ACT?

Connecticut College is test-optional for the 2026–27 admissions cycle. Scores are considered if you submit them. Connecticut College uses a no-harm test-optional review and superscores the SAT, but it uses the highest ACT composite rather than combining ACT sections. Applicants may self-report scores, with official results required upon enrollment.

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

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