Purdue University

Admission to Purdue is competitive. Therefore, it'll consider the following characteristics when evaluating your application:

• SAT: Applicants must score 600 or above on the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (EBRW) portion. Purdue University's code for submitting official College Board SAT scores is 1631
• ACT: In the English section, applicants must score 26 or higher. 1230 is the Purdue University code for submitting official ACT scores
• Overall academic coursework grades
• Grades pertaining to the intended major
• Your overall high school curriculum's strength
• Academic achievement trends 
• Academic core coursework grades (English, academic math, laboratory science, foreign language, social studies)
• Scores on the SAT or ACT (if provided)
• English proficiency proof (for citizens of non-English speaking countries).

English Proficiency Required 

To complete their Purdue application, citizens of non-English-speaking countries must present proof of English competence. The policy is based on citizenship status rather than current residence or language of teaching.

To satisfy the 'English Proficiency' requirement on the application checklist, undergraduate international applicants must present at least one of the following documents.