Self-reported GPA & standardized test scores · ~1 minute
Why we ask this. Your GPA and test scores add a real-world academic signal to your profile —
particularly for quantitative and verbal reasoning — alongside the cognitive tasks in the battery. This
complements rather than replaces those tasks.
Self-reported, not verified. We don't check these numbers against your school or testing
agency records — enter your best current information. If anything changes (a new semester's GPA, a retake),
you can come back and update it.
Grade Point Average
Your cumulative, weighted GPA and the scale your school uses to report it (most commonly 4.0, but many schools weight up to 4.5, 5.0, 6.0, or higher).
Standardized Test Scores
Enter whichever test you've taken — SAT or ACT, not both.
SAT
ACT
Note: the ACT doesn't have an official "Verbal" section — enter your English score, or the average of English and Reading if you'd rather.