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Admissions statistics
Admissions statistics
2024 entering; classChange vs.; 2019
Admit rate	14.7% ( −4.7)
Yield rate	47.0% ( +6.3)
Test scores middle 50%*
SAT Total	940–1240 ( +50 median)
SAT EBRW	470–740 ( +50 median)
SAT Math	470–500 ( same median)
ACT Composite	24–27 ( −2 median)
High school GPA†
Top 10%	40.7% ( −4.1)
Top 25%	74.0% ( +7.1)
Top 50%	94.7% ( no change)
Average	3.47 ( +0.47)
	*Among students who chose to submit; †Among students whose school ranked;

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Infobox for displaying undergraduate admissions statistics for U.S. colleges and universities. Test optional institutions should use |test optional=y to add a disclaimer. Always use data for enrolling students (available from the Common Data Set), not admitted students. Also, note historical comparisons for test scores and class rank using percentage points, not percentage.

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Parameter		Description	Type	Status
year	`year`	Year of data	Number	required
Reference	`ref`	Reference(s) supporting current year's data	Unknown	suggested
Comparison reference	`change ref`	Reference supporting data from five years ago being used for comparison	Unknown	optional
admit rate	`admit rate`	Percentage of applicants offered admission to the institution Example 47.1%	Unknown	suggested
admit rate change	`admit rate change`	Change in admit rate in percentage points (not percentage) over the past five years Example -5.0	Number	optional
yield rate	`yield rate`	Percentage of admitted students who enroll Example 40.7%	Unknown	optional
yield rate change	`yield rate change`	Change in yield rate in percentage points (not percentage) over the past five years Example +4.7	Number	optional
test optional	`test optional`	When set to true, adds a footnote disclaimer about test scores. If true only for current data (i.e. if the institution became test optional within the past five years), set to "recent". Suggested values `yes` `no` `recent`	Unknown	optional
SAT Total	`SAT Total`	Middle 50% range of SAT scores among enrolling students. Use an en-dash (–). Example 1470–1540	Unknown	optional
SAT Total change	`SAT Total change`	Change in median SAT score over the past five years Example +100	Number	optional
SAT EBRW	`SAT EBRW`	Middle 50% range of SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing scores among enrolling students. Use an en-dash (–). Example 470–740	Unknown	optional
SAT EBRW change	`SAT EBRW change`	Change in median SAT EBRW score over the past five years Example +50	Number	optional
SAT Math	`SAT Math`	Middle 50% range of SAT Math scores among enrolling students. Use an en-dash (–). Example 470–740	Unknown	optional
SAT Math change	`SAT Math change`	Change in median SAT Math score over the past five years	Number	optional
ACT Composite	`ACT` `ACT Composite`	Middle 50% range of ACT Composite scores among enrolling students. Use an en-dash (–). Example 25–30	Unknown	optional
ACT Composite change	`ACT change` `ACT Composite change`	Change in median ACT Composite score over the past five years Example +2	Number	optional
top decile	`top decile`	Percentage of enrolling students from high schools with class rank who ranked in the top 10% Example 47.0%	Unknown	optional
top decile change	`top decile change`	Change in top declile percentage over the past five years, expressed in percentage points (not percentage) Example -14.7	Number	optional
top quarter	`top quarter`	Percentage of enrolling students from high schools with class rank who ranked in the top 25% Example 74.0%	Unknown	optional
top quarter change	`top quarter change`	Change in top quarter percentage over the past five years, expressed in percentage points (not percentage)	Number	optional
top half	`top half`	Percentage of enrolling students from high schools with class rank who ranked in the top 50%. Does not display if top quarter is 100%.	Unknown	optional
top half change	`top half change`	Change in top half percentage over the past five years, expressed in percentage points (not percentage)	Number	optional
GPA	`GPA`	Mean high school grade point average of enrolling students	Number	optional
GPA change	`GPA change`	Change in mean high school grade point average of enrolling students over the past five years	Number	optional
float	`float` `align`	Changes alignment of the template; set to "left", "center", or "none" Suggested values `left` `center` `none` Default right	Unknown	optional
specify undergraduate data?	`undergrad`	Set to "yes" to change the title of the infobox to specify that the data being presented is only for undergraduate admissions; set to "no" to omit. Default Yes if page title includes "University"; no otherwise.	Boolean	optional

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Admissions statistics
2024 entering class^[147]Change vs. 2019^[148]
Admit rate	14.7% ( −4.7)
Yield rate	47.0% ( +6.3)
Test scores middle 50%*
SAT Total	940–1240 ( +50 median)
SAT EBRW	470–740 ( +50 median)
SAT Math	470–500 ( same median)
ACT Composite	24–27 ( −2 median)
High school GPA^†
Top 10%	40.7% ( −4.1)
Top 25%	74.0% ( +7.1)
Top 50%	94.7% ( no change)
Average	3.47 ( +0.47)
*Among students who chose to submit ^†Among students whose school ranked

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