Colleges with SAT scores 1400-1500: acceptance rates and admissions requirements
Explore U.S. colleges and universities with SAT score ranges around 1400-1500, with acceptance rates, tuition, and admissions data for every school.
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Missouri Southern State University
Joplin, MOSAT Range1160 to 1440ACT Range17 to 24Acceptance Rate97.1%SAT Range1160 to 1440ACT Range17 to 24Average GPA3.5Acceptance Rate97.1% - View schoolPublicMedium
North Dakota State University
Fargo, NDSAT Range1130 to 1430ACT Range19 to 25Acceptance Rate95%SAT Range1130 to 1430ACT Range19 to 25Average GPA3.5Acceptance Rate95% - View schoolPrivate not-for-profitSmall
Christendom College
Front Royal, VASAT Range1230 to 1430ACT Range27 to 31Acceptance Rate86.6%SAT Range1230 to 1430ACT Range27 to 31Average GPAN/AAcceptance Rate86.6% - View schoolPrivate not-for-profitMedium
Boston College
Chestnut Hill, MASAT Range1460 to 1520ACT Range33 to 35Acceptance Rate16.2%SAT Range1460 to 1520ACT Range33 to 35Average GPAN/AAcceptance Rate16.2% - View schoolPublicLarge
Stony Brook University, State University of New York
Stony Brook, NYSAT Range1340 to 1480ACT RangeN/AAcceptance Rate49%SAT Range1340 to 1480ACT RangeN/AAverage GPA4.0Acceptance Rate49% - View schoolPrivate for-profitMedium
School of Visual Arts
New York, NYSAT Range1210 to 1420ACT RangeN/AAcceptance Rate92.6%SAT Range1210 to 1420ACT RangeN/AAverage GPA3.4Acceptance Rate92.6%
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Data sourced from Peterson's annual survey of undergraduate institutions. Data last updated: May 2026
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