Admission Rate
83.0%
Out-of-State Tuition
$40,818
Undergrad Students
2,432
Median Earnings (10yr)
$73,997
Admissions & Academics
SAT Average:1094
ACT Average:25
Completion Rate:56.7%
Retention Rate:81.6%
Visit & admissions events
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Admissions Detail
Common Data Set (2024-2025) — View Source PDF
Application Statistics
Total Applicants:55,479
Total Admitted:29,065
Admit Rate:52.4%
Total Enrolled:4,478
Yield Rate:15.4%
Waitlist
Offered Waitlist Spot:2,438
Accepted Waitlist Spot:642
Admitted from Waitlist:28
Score Distributions
Share of enrolled first-time freshmen in each range, from the school's Common Data Set.
SAT Composite
ACT Composite
Freshman Profile
Top 10% of HS Class:47%
Top 25% of HS Class:83%
Class Size Distribution
Under 20
53%
20-29
16%
30-39
9%
40-49
5%
50-99
9%
100+
8%
What this school weighs in admissions
The school's own rating of each factor, from its Common Data Set.
Academic
- Rigor of secondary school recordVery important
- Class rankVery important
- Academic GPAVery important
- Standardized test scoresVery important
- Application essayVery important
- RecommendationsImportant
Beyond academics
- InterviewNot considered
- Extracurricular activitiesImportant
- Talent / abilityImportant
- Character / personal qualitiesImportant
- First-generation statusImportant
- Alumni / ae relationNot considered
- Geographical residenceConsidered
- State residencyConsidered
- Religious affiliation / commitmentNot considered
- Volunteer workImportant
- Work experienceConsidered
This school reports it does not consider demonstrated interest — a campus visit or extra outreach won't change your standing here. Put that energy into the factors above.
Quality Scores
Methodology v1Based on federal data from College Scorecard, IPEDS, and DOE
Overall Score87% data completeness
65
out of 100
Outcomes
753/3 metricsAffordability
543/3 metricsAcademics
562/3 metricsSafety
611/1 metricsDiversity
791/2 metricsAccessibility
823/3 metricsScores show percentile rank among all colleges (higher = better).