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The Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH) offers accessible higher education opportunities across its seven colleges, focusing on affordability and community-driven learning. When it comes to admissions, SAT scores are not typically a strict requirement for entry into CCSNH programs. Unlike four-year universities, the Community College System of New Hampshire prioritizes open access, meaning that many students can enroll without submitting standardized test scores. However, for certain competitive programs or for placement purposes, SAT scores may be considered as part of the application process to assess college readiness in areas like math and English.

SAT Score Ranges for Admitted Students:

Score Range: Not strictly defined, as CCSNH operates on an open-admission policy for most programs; however, scores between 900–1100 are often seen among students who submit them.
Average Score: Approximately 1000, based on voluntary submissions for placement or specific program requirements.
Percentile: Scores around the 50th percentile are common, though not a barrier to admission at the Community College System of New Hampshire.

Key Points:

SAT/ACT scores are optional for most programs at CCSNH; they are not required for general admission.
Scores, when submitted, are evaluated for placement in courses rather than as a strict admission threshold, often as part of a holistic review for specific programs.
The Community College System of New Hampshire does not have a publicized superscoring policy for SAT scores.
Alternatives such as Accuplacer placement tests are commonly used instead of SAT scores; AP or IB credits may also be considered for course credit or placement.
For applicants aiming for competitive programs at CCSNH, targeting an SAT score above 1000 can demonstrate readiness, though it is not mandatory.

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