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College SAT Scores and Acceptance Rates

Score ranges, acceptance rates, costs and outcomes for 354 four-year colleges, built from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard. Every profile shows the middle-50% SAT and ACT range, net price, graduation rate and median earnings in one place.

Highest SAT ranges

College	State	SAT (mid 50%)	Acceptance
Amherst College	Massachusetts	1490–1580	9%
Brown University	Rhode Island	1510–1580	5%
Columbia University in the City of New York	New York	1510–1580	4%
Harvard University	Massachusetts	1510–1580	4%
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Massachusetts	1520–1580	4%
Princeton University	New Jersey	1510–1580	5%
Stanford University	California	1510–1580	4%
University of Chicago	Illinois	1510–1580	4%
Carnegie Mellon University	Pennsylvania	1500–1570	12%
Cornell University	New York	1500–1570	9%
Dartmouth College	New Hampshire	1500–1570	5%
Duke University	North Carolina	1500–1570	6%
Harvey Mudd College	California	1500–1570	13%
Johns Hopkins University	Maryland	1520–1570	6%
Northwestern University	Illinois	1510–1570	8%
Rice University	Texas	1510–1570	8%
University of Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania	1510–1570	5%
Vanderbilt University	Tennessee	1500–1570	6%
Washington University in St Louis	Missouri	1500–1570	12%
Williams College	Massachusetts	1490–1570	8%
Yale University	Connecticut	1470–1570	4%
Barnard College	New York	1470–1560	9%
Carleton College	Minnesota	1450–1560	20%
Claremont McKenna College	California	1470–1560	10%
New York University	New York	1480–1560	9%

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