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Barnard College
#1 in Best Women's Colleges in America
  • A+
    Overall Grade
  • 4 Year
  • New York, NY
  • 431 reviews
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    Barnard College Admissions

    Barnard admissions is extremely selective with an acceptance rate of 15%. Students that get into Barnard have an average SAT score between 1310-1500 or an average ACT score of 30-33. The regular admissions application deadline for Barnard is January 1. Interested students can apply for early decision, and the Barnard early decision deadline is November 1.

    Admissions Statistics

    Acceptance Rate
    15%
    Early Decision Acceptance Rate
    35%
    Total Applicants
    7,716
    SAT Range
    1310-1500
    SAT Reading
    660-760
    SAT Math
    650-740
    Students Submitting SAT
    50%
    ACT Range
    30-33
    ACT English
    32-35
    ACT Math
    27-32
    ACT Writing
    —
    Students Submitting ACT
    62%

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    Admissions Deadlines

    Application Deadline
    January 1
    Early Decision Deadline
    November 1
    Early Action Deadline
    —
    Offers Early Decision
    Yes
    Offers Early Action
    No
    Application Fee
    $75
    Application Website
    apply.commonapp.org/login?ma=28
    Accepts Common App
    Yes
    Accepts Coalition App
    No

    Admissions Requirements

    What Really Matters When Applying
    • High School GPA
      Neither required nor recommended
    • High School Rank
      Neither required nor recommended
    • High School Transcript
      Required
    • College Prep Courses
      Required
    • SAT/ACT
      Required
    • Recommendations
      Required
    Poll
    71%
    of students say the admissions process made them feel like the school cared about them as an applicant.17 responses
    Poll
    88%
    of students feel the admissions process evaluated them individually as a real person, not just a set of numbers.17 responses
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