Full Class Profile - USNA 2020

[kxjones]

Greetings!

As I'm reviewing the recent class profile, I noticed that the Standardized Test Data section appears incomplete. For example:

SAT-Writing, ACT-Writing, ACT-Science, ACT-Reading

https://www.usna.edu/Admissions/_files/documents/ClassPortrait.pdf

Can someone tell me where I can find a comprehensive test scores profile like the USMA version?

http://www.usma.edu/oir/Class profiles/Class of 2020.pdf

Thanks in advance!

 

[time2]

Each SA may choose to evaluate candidates on different criteria and therefore publish only the relevant stats. The USNA admissions site indicates .........

The Naval Academy combines the highest math and verbal scores from either test to evaluate your competitiveness.

Found at: https://www.usna.edu/Admissions/Steps-for-Admission/General-Advice-for-Grades-9-12.php

 

[5Day]

Also, it is the SA choice on what statistics they want to disclose. If you are using these statistics to "chance me" the USMA numbers are probably pretty close.

 

[arthur2021]

Just curious, would I be competitive with just the 31 ACT-Math and 30 ACT-English scores?

I have a 23 for Reading, 28 for Science, and 9/12 for Writing (superscores).

 

[laxer98]

On the USNA Application Portal, they only display the Math and English Scores. I am unsure of whether or not they account the other parts of the test into their evaluation. (I had a 35 Math and 35 English and got an LoA, however I know several people around your scores that have received Appointments as well as LoAs)

I would maybe take the test one more time, just to raise your competitiveness. You have until February to send your test scores in, in case you do better. Good luck to you!