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In ''[[The Sims 3: University Life]]'', [[young adult]]s and older can apply for scholarships by taking an aptitude test from the university welcome kit. The university welcome kit can be bought from the Buy mode or dropped off by university mascot the first time players start a new game. Taking an aptitude test is not required, but advised. |
In ''[[The Sims 3: University Life]]'', [[young adult]]s and older can apply for scholarships by taking an aptitude test from the university welcome kit. The university welcome kit can be bought from the Buy mode or dropped off by university mascot the first time players start a new game. Taking an aptitude test is not required, but advised. |
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After taking the aptitude test, Sims will immediately receive the result. In an aptitude test, there are sub-scores for each major, ranging from 100 to 400. The maximum total score a Sim can earn is 2,400. The score a Sim can earn in a major depends on Sim's [[trait]]s and [[skill]]s, as well as their level in a [[career]] associated with the major. |
After taking the aptitude test, Sims will immediately receive the result. In an aptitude test, there are sub-scores for each major, ranging from 100 to 400. The maximum total score a Sim can earn is 2,400. The score a Sim can earn in a major depends on Sim's [[Trait (The Sims 3)|trait]]s and [[skill]]s, as well as their level in a [[career]] associated with the major. |
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===Aptitude Test Scoring=== |
===Aptitude Test Scoring=== |
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