What test do you have to take at Appalachian state?

Appalachian State University, like most colleges and universities, doesn't require a single, specific test for admission. The requirements depend on the applicant's academic history and whether they're applying for first-year admission or as a transfer student. Generally, they consider:

* SAT or ACT scores: While test-optional, submitting scores can strengthen an application. However, Appalachian State has moved toward a test-optional policy, meaning submitting scores is not required.

* High school GPA and coursework: This is a major factor in their admissions decisions. They look at the rigor of your high school courses as well as your grades.

* High school transcript: A complete transcript showing all completed coursework is required.

In short, there's no single "test" you *have* to take, but submitting SAT/ACT scores can be beneficial to your application, though it's not mandatory. Check Appalachian State's official admissions website for the most up-to-date and precise information on their admission requirements.