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Austin College
  • 4 Year
  • SHERMAN, TX
CollegeGrad School
Austin College
#3 in Best Liberal Arts Colleges in Texas
  • B
    Overall Grade
  • 4 Year
  • SHERMAN, TX
  • 854 reviews
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    Austin College Admissions

    What is the acceptance rate for AC?

    Austin College admissions is selective with an acceptance rate of 49%. Students that get into Austin College have an average SAT score between 1110-1310 or an average ACT score of 22-29. The regular admissions application deadline for Austin College is March 1. Interested students can apply for early action and early decision. The early action deadline is December 1, and the early decision deadline is November 1.
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    Admissions Statistics

    Acceptance Rate
    49%
    Early Decision Acceptance Rate
    100%
    Total Applicants
    4,288
    SAT Range
    1110-1310
    SAT Reading
    560-660
    SAT Math
    550-650
    Students Submitting SAT
    56%
    ACT Range
    22-29
    ACT English
    22-29
    ACT Math
    20-26
    ACT Writing
    Students Submitting ACT
    39%

    Admissions Deadlines

    Application Deadline
    March 1
    Early Decision Deadline
    November 1
    Early Action Deadline
    December 1
    Offers Early Decision
    Yes
    Offers Early Action
    Yes
    Application Fee
    $0
    Application Website
    austincollege.edu/admission/apply
    Accepts Common App
    Yes
    Accepts Coalition App
    No

    Admissions Requirements

    What Really Matters When Applying
    • High School GPA
      Required
    • High School Rank
      Recommended
    • High School Transcript
      Required
    • College Prep Courses
      Recommended
    • SAT/ACT
      Considered but not required
    • Recommendations
      Required
    Poll
    89%
    of students say the admissions process made them feel like the school cared about them as an applicant. 9 responses
    Poll
    78%
    of students feel the admissions process evaluated them individually as a real person, not just a set of numbers. 9 responses
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