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St. John Fisher University
  • 4 Year
  • ROCHESTER, NY
CollegeGrad School
St. John Fisher University
#37 in Best Catholic Colleges in America
  • B+
    Overall Grade
  • 4 Year
  • ROCHESTER, NY
  • 584 reviews
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    St. John Fisher University Admissions

    What is the acceptance rate for Fisher?

    Fisher admissions is somewhat selective with an acceptance rate of 68%. Students that get into Fisher have an average SAT score between 1060-1240 or an average ACT score of 22-27. The regular admissions application deadline for Fisher is rolling. Interested students can apply for early decision, and the Fisher early decision deadline is December 1.
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    Admissions Statistics

    Acceptance Rate
    68%
    Early Decision Acceptance Rate
    67%
    Total Applicants
    4,409
    SAT Range
    1060-1240
    SAT Reading
    520-610
    SAT Math
    540-630
    Students Submitting SAT
    94%
    ACT Range
    22-27
    ACT English
    20-25
    ACT Math
    22-26
    ACT Writing
    Students Submitting ACT
    23%

    Admissions Deadlines

    Application Deadline
    Rolling Admissions
    Early Decision Deadline
    December 1
    Early Action Deadline
    Offers Early Decision
    Yes
    Offers Early Action
    No
    Application Fee
    $0
    Application Website
    sjfc.edu/admissions-aid/apply-to-fisher
    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
    74%
    of students say the admissions process made them feel like the school cared about them as an applicant. 19 responses
    Poll
    63%
    of students feel the admissions process evaluated them individually as a real person, not just a set of numbers. 19 responses
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