Does Seton Hall Superscore?

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

SAT superscore

Yes

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

ACT superscore

Yes

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

Test-optional with program and applicant exceptions

Seton Hall superscores both exams. Beginning in Fall 2026, its ACT superscore uses Reading, English, and Math; ACT Science may be included case by case. It does not consider the SAT essay for admission or scholarships.

Source: Seton Hall University Undergraduate Catalogue (checked August 2, 2026)

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Common questions

Does Seton Hall superscore the SAT?

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

Does Seton Hall superscore the ACT?

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

Does Seton Hall require the SAT or ACT?

Seton Hall is test-optional through Fall 2029 for domestic applicants to most academic programs. International applicants need case-by-case approval, and some programs still require scores. Seton Hall superscores both exams. Beginning in Fall 2026, its ACT superscore uses Reading, English, and Math; ACT Science may be included case by case. It does not consider the SAT essay for admission or scholarships.

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

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