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Technological University Dublin

Ireland

Economics and Finance (TU905)

Economics

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SAT 1090+

2027 entryDirect Entry · Apply by Jun 26

TU Dublin's own entry-requirements page for United States and Canadian applicants publishes a direct, non-CAO route: a high school diploma with a 3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale) plus an SAT score of 1090 out of 1600 (Evidence-Based Reading and Writing 560, Math 530) or an ACT score of 21. A lower 2.4 GPA is accepted alongside a completed TU Dublin Foundation year, and a year of prior college study at a 2.8 GPA or above is considered case by case. The university notes actual requirements can vary by course. The CAO points figure on this course's own page is the separate Irish and EU entry route, not the one American applicants use.

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Computer Science (TU856)

Computer Science & Computing

Partial

No direct requirement published

€13,500/yr (international)2026/27 entry

TU Dublin's dedicated USA & Canada entry-requirements page confirms a real figure -- SAT 1090/1600 (560 Evidence-Based Reading & Writing, 530 Maths) or ACT 21, plus a 3.0/4.0 CGPA -- but this is TU Dublin's general international-applicant standard, not confirmed specific to Computer Science; this course's own page (TU856) states CAO points (443-589, the EU/domestic pathway, not applicable to US applicants) and tuition but no US-specific test score. No direct SAT/ACT figure published, kept at 'partial'. TU Dublin (formed by the 2019 merger of DIT, ITT Dublin, and IT Tallaght) is a genuinely different institution type from the traditional universities already in the Ireland coverage. Non-EU tuition (€13,500/year) confirmed directly on the course's own official page.

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Frequently asked questions

What SAT or ACT score do I need for Economics and Finance (TU905) at Technological University Dublin?

Technological University Dublin publishes SAT 1090+ or ACT 21+ for Economics and Finance (TU905). This is the institution's own published figure for US applicants, not a third-party conversion.