#Sat score percentiles free#

#Sat score percentiles free#

Before you plunge into the list of schools, feel free to take a look around and familiarize yourself with some SAT statistics. 1510 25TH PERCENTILE SAT SCORE: 1570 75TH PERCENTILE SAT SCORE: 8 FALL 2021 ACCEPTANCE RATE: 7 (tie) U.S. SAT Total Score Percentiles 1400-1450, 97 to 99, 95 to 98 1350-1400, 94 to 97, 92 to 95 1300-1350, 91 to 94, 88 to 92 1250-1300, 86 to 91, 82 to 88. You'll notice that I ended the list before I got to the 1200-1500 range because there were just too many schools to include. What does that mean? 75% of the accepted students scored above or at the composite SAT scores listed below. Most colleges will give a range of scores representing the middle 50 of students they have accepted (the 25th-75th percentile). SAT averages are calculated by adding up the scores of every test taker and dividing the sum. This is the mean or average of the SAT scores of a particular year. On the other hand, SAT averages do not tell you much about your own performance. This is a list of both public and private colleges and universities arranged by SAT score percentiles, specifically, the 25th percentile. SAT percentiles help you analyze your performance as compared to other students and range from 1 to 99. Please keep in mind that this list is for the composite SAT scores. If you have scored between in a similar range, and all your other credentials fit-GPA, extracurricular activities, recommendation letters, etc.-then perhaps one of these schools would be a good fit. If your SAT scores are completely lower or higher than 75% of the students who were accepted to a particular school, then perhaps you would be better off searching for a school where students are more in your range, although exceptions are certainly made all the time. The ranking of percentiles for SAT scores ranges from 1 to 99. When you're considering to which public college or university to apply, sometimes it is very helpful to browse through schools that have students scoring similarly on the SAT as you did.