Washington Adventist University: Admission & Tests

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Below is a brief overview of Washington Adventist University general admissions procedures, application policies and fees, as well as desirable SAT and ACT college test scores that you might need to have in order to enroll at this school.

Admission Information

Dual Credits
Accepted

Yes

Washington Adventist University admission requirements are moderately competitive; this college accepts about 51 percent of those who apply.

The college requires you to submit reference letters with your application but does not require admission test scores.

Washington Adventist University will most likely accept your:

• dual credits
  (from the courses giving both high school and college credits)
• credits for life experience
  (for example, learned through independent study, non-credit adult courses, work experience, portfolio demonstration, previous licensure or certification, or completion of other learning opportunities)
• advanced placement credits
  (from the college-level courses taught in high school)

Application Fee

Application
Fee

$25

Washington Adventist University requires a fee paid when you submit an application for admission.

The undergraduate application fee at Washington Adventist University is $25.00. The graduate application fee is $50.00.

SAT Test Scores

Completing Scholastic Aptitude Test is common step of the application process. 36 percent of applicants at Washington Adventist University completed the SAT test.

Most of the accepted applicants who took SAT scored from 360 to 460 on Reading & Writing, from 370 to 450 on Math, and from 740 to 910 on Total. So, if you got a score above 410 in SAT Reading & Writing, 410 in SAT Math, and 820 in SAT Total, then it should make you safe for being admitted at this institution.

ACT Test Scores

American College Test is not an important bit of the application process at Washington Adventist University. Only 11 percent of applicants took the ACT test.

Most of the accepted applicants who took ACT scored from 15 to 22 on English, from 16 to 24 on Math, and from 15 to 20 on Composite. Thus, if you have got above 19 in ACT English, 20 in ACT Math, and 18 in ACT Composite, then it should make you safe for being admitted at this institution.

Contact Admissions

Phone

(301)
891-4000

To obtain the most accurate and up-to-date information about studying at Washington Adventist University, please contact the school directly.

You can call this school's general information office at (301) 891-4000 or check Washington Adventist University Website