KSUCPM SAT Scores

SAT Score Ranges for Admitted Students:

• Score Range: 1100–1300 (based on Kent State University undergraduate admission data, as KSUCPM does not publish specific SAT ranges for podiatric medicine)
• Average Score: Approximately 1200 (reflecting general Kent State University admitted student profiles)
• Percentile: Around the 60th–75th percentile for admitted students in undergraduate programs tied to KSUCPM pathways

Key Points:

• SAT/ACT scores are not directly required for Kent State University - College of Podiatric Medicine (KSUCPM) admissions, as the MCAT is the primary standardized test for podiatric programs.
• For undergraduate pathways or combined programs, SAT scores may be evaluated as part of a holistic review, alongside GPA and extracurriculars.
• Kent State University, including KSUCPM-affiliated programs, may practice superscoring, combining the highest section scores from multiple SAT test dates for admissions consideration.
• Alternatives such as AP or IB test scores may be considered for undergraduate credit or placement, potentially impacting eligibility for accelerated tracks to KSUCPM.
• Applicants aiming for undergraduate programs linked to Kent State University - College of Podiatric Medicine should target SAT scores above 1200 to remain competitive for initial admission and future podiatric medicine pathways.