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Colleges with ACT scores 24-28: acceptance rates and admissions requirements

Explore U.S. colleges and universities with ACT score ranges around 24-28, with acceptance rates, tuition, and admissions data for every school.

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ACT 24-28
  1. Private not-for-profit
    Medium

    Drexel University

    Philadelphia, PA
    SAT Range1250 to 1430
    ACT Range27 to 32
    Acceptance Rate79.4%
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  2. Private not-for-profit
    Small

    Connecticut College

    New London, CT
    SAT Range1160 to 1400
    ACT Range28 to 32
    Acceptance Rate37%
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  3. Private not-for-profit
    Small
    SAT Range1090 to 1200
    ACT Range21 to 26
    Acceptance Rate39%
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  4. Public
    Large
    SAT Range930 to 1150
    ACT Range18 to 24
    Acceptance Rate72%
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  5. SAT Range1010 to 1280
    ACT Range18 to 27
    Acceptance Rate86.6%
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  6. SAT Range1230 to 1340
    ACT Range24 to 29
    Acceptance Rate64.2%
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  7. Private not-for-profit
    Medium
    SAT Range1130 to 1380
    ACT Range21 to 30
    Acceptance Rate38%
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  8. Public
    Large
    SAT Range1060 to 1280
    ACT Range22 to 29
    Acceptance Rate88.6%
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  9. Public
    Large
    SAT Range750 to 1020
    ACT Range18 to 25
    Acceptance Rate84.6%
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  10. Public
    Large
    SAT Range1130 to 1360
    ACT Range23 to 30
    Acceptance Rate88.3%
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Data sourced from Peterson's annual survey of undergraduate institutions. Data last updated: May 2026

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