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Rosemont College SAT Scores, ACT Scores, Acceptance Rate, and Admissions Requirements

SAT RangeN/A

ACT RangeN/A

Average GPA3.20

Acceptance Rate76.3%

Rosemont’s 76% acceptance rate means admission is within reach for many B/B+ students, but the 54% six-year graduation rate makes fit and preparation worth taking seriously. Since Rosemont is test-optional, submit SAT or ACT scores only if they clearly reinforce that you can handle the coursework.

Data on this page is sourced from our college data partners and was last updated on July 9, 2026.

Rosemont College facts and stats

Quick Facts

Rosemont College is a small suburban institution with an undergraduate enrollment of 504 students. Rosemont has a freshman retention rate of 82%, which is above the national average of roughly 70%. Its 6-year graduation rate is 54%, and the student-to-faculty ratio is 12:1.

Location

Rosemont, PA

Undergrad Enrollment504

Freshman Retention82%

SettingSuburban

Student to Faculty Ratio12:1

Graduation Rate54%

Test PolicyTest-optional

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Key Rosemont College application dates

Key dates

Application deadlines

Regular Decision

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Early Action

December 1

Early Decision

February 1

Priority Deadline

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Financial aid deadlines

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Test dates

SAT test dates

August 22, 2026

Registration deadline: August 7, 2026

September 12, 2026

Registration deadline: August 28, 2026

October 3, 2026

Registration deadline: September 18, 2026

ACT test dates

September 19, 2026

Registration deadline: August 14, 2026

October 17, 2026

Registration deadline: September 11, 2026

December 12, 2026

Registration deadline: November 6, 2026

Take tests early for the best outcomes

If you choose to submit scores to test-optional Rosemont, plan to take your first SAT or ACT by the spring of junior year. Use the summer before senior year and an October retake to improve your score or build a superscore, since October is the last safe fall testing window for scores to arrive by the December 1 Early Action deadline.

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What you'll actually pay

Rosemont is a private not-for-profit, so the same rate applies to all students. Tuition and fees are $23,854, and 80% of students receive aid. The average merit award is $8,604, which can help lower the net price for eligible students.

Tuition and Fees$23,854

Room and BoardN/A

Average Merit Award$8,604

Application FeeN/A

Students on Aid80%

Average Aid Package$22,584

Average Debt at Grad$39,050

As a private college, Rosemont’s full cost of attendance includes tuition and fees, room and board, and other expenses, with tuition and fees listed at $23,854. Aid is common, with 80% of students receiving assistance and an average aid package of $22,584; the average merit award is $8,604. Graduates leave with an average debt of $39,050.