Santa Fe, New Mexico

Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture and Arts Development

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Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture and Arts Development’s Admission Requirements

Acceptance Rate

100%
Your Chancing: Phase 1

SAT

Average SAT

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SAT 25th-75th

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Students Submitting SAT

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Math

Average (25th - 75th)
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Reading and Writing

Average (25th - 75th)
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Recommendation

You should work toward getting your SAT score at or above the average score. However, if you’re making a tradeoff on what to improve – remember that SAT scores are important, but carry less weight than GPA and coursework.

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ACT

Average ACT

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ACT 25th-75th

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Students Submitting ACT

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Math

Average (25th - 75th)
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English

Average (25th - 75th)
Not Reported

Recommendation

You should work toward getting your ACT score at or above the average score. However, if you’re making a tradeoff on what to improve – remember that ACT scores are important, but carry less weight than GPA and coursework.

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Your Chancing: Phase 2

Extracurriculars

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Recommendation letters

Having a great recommendation sometimes improves your chances, but it’s most important to make sure that you’re not disqualified because one is missing.

Application requirements

Accepts Common App
No
Considers class rank
Yes
Recommendation letters
Not used
TOEFL policy (international applicants)
Optional
SAT/ACT testing policy
Not used
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Phase 1
Academics:
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Phase 2
Extracurriculars:
Important
Essays:
Very important
Interviews:
Less important
Rec letters:
Less important
Other holistic factors:
Somewhat important
Phase 1

The college reviews your academic profile to make sure that you are qualified. For applicants who don’t meet academic requirements, chances of acceptance drop significantly, regardless of their strength elsewhere.

Phase 2

Then college reviews the holistic parts of your application to choose from the students who made it past Phase 1.

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