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Starting Fall 2026, the University of Miami will reqiuire standardized test scores for most applicants. This means that when applying via the Common Application, prospective students should self-report their SAT/ACT test scores.
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Non-native English speakers must either submit test results demonstrating English language ability or an English language proficiency waiver.
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Beginning in mid-September, you will receive instructions to access your UM Applicant Portal approximately 48 - 72 hours after you submit your application. Be sure to check the Applicant Portal often to ensure all of your documents and supplemental materials have been received.
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