9 colleges ยท fall 2024 data
Rhode Island colleges by SAT and ACT score
9 Rhode Island colleges report SAT or ACT ranges for the fall 2024 entering class, including 2 public colleges. The median SAT midpoint is about 1220. Sorted from the highest score range to the lowest.
| College | SAT middle 50% | ACT middle 50% | Acceptance rate | Test policy (fall 2024) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brown University | 1510-1580 | 34-35 | 5.4% | Test-optional |
| Rhode Island School of Design | 1396-1530 | 31-34 | 19% | Test-optional |
| Providence College | 1250-1390 | 29-32 | 51% | Test-optional |
| Bryant University | 1190-1330 | 27-28 | 66% | Test-optional |
| Salve Regina University | 1160-1330 | 26-29 | 68% | Test-optional |
| Roger Williams University | 1140-1310 | 24-29 | 88% | Test-optional |
| University of Rhode Island | 1020-1280 | Not reported | 72% | Test-optional |
| Johnson & Wales University-Providence | 890-1160 | 22-27 | 88% | Test-optional |
| Rhode Island College | 870-1120 | Not reported | 92% | Test-optional |
Ranges describe enrolled first-year students who submitted scores. Check your own score against every college in the directory.
FAQ
Rhode Island college admissions questions
Which Rhode Island college has the highest SAT scores?
Brown University has the highest score range in Rhode Island in this directory, with an SAT middle 50% of 1510-1580 and an acceptance rate of 5.4% for fall 2024.
What is a typical SAT score for Rhode Island colleges?
Across the 9 Rhode Island colleges here that report SAT ranges, the median SAT midpoint is about 1220. Ranges run from 870-1120 at Rhode Island College up to 1510-1580 at Brown University.
How many Rhode Island colleges required the SAT or ACT?
0 of the 9 Rhode Island colleges listed here reported requiring SAT or ACT scores for fall 2024. Policies have changed since, so confirm with each college.
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Where these numbers come from
- College Scorecard data downloads (June 10, 2026 release)U.S. Department of Education
- College Scorecard data dictionary and cohort mapU.S. Department of Education
- Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS)National Center for Education Statistics
Test scores: 25th, 50th and 75th percentile SAT section scores and ACT composites of first-time students who enrolled in fall 2024 and submitted scores, as each college reported to IPEDS. Composite SAT ranges add the two section percentiles, so they are an estimate of the true composite range.
Admissions and test policy: Fall 2024 entering class, reported to IPEDS in 2024-25. Policies change; check each college's admissions site before applying.
Cost and outcomes: tuition for academic year 2024-25; average net price for academic year 2023-24; graduation rate for first-time, full-time students who started in 2018-19, graduating within 150% of normal time (6 years for a bachelor's degree); median earnings 10 years after entry, measured in 2020 and 2021, in 2022 dollars.
Coverage: colleges currently operating that reported SAT or ACT ranges and enrolled at least 500 undergraduates. Data released 2026-06-10, retrieved 2026-10-05. Spot an error? Email [email protected].