Odds by score band
New York University odds for a 3.2–3.5 weighted GPA and a 1000–1090 SAT
Reach
A student with a weighted GPA of 3.2–3.5 and an SAT of 1000–1090 applying to New York University is in the Reach range. New York University admits 9% of applicants, and the middle half of enrolled students submitted SAT scores of 1480 to 1570. At this band the estimate is about 1 in 100.
27% of enrolled first-years submitted an SAT score, 12% an ACT — these ranges describe students who submitted, not the whole class.
For this band, the estimate reads the middle of the band, a weighted GPA of 3.35 and an SAT of 1050, so a student's own numbers can land differently. It also weighs only the numbers; essays, activities and course rigor count too.
One band higher: weighted GPA 3.5–3.8, SAT 1100–1190 (Reach) →
Every band, on all four ladders, at New York University →
New York University on Reach →
Same band, other ways to read it
SAT, unweighted GPA: unweighted GPA 3.0–3.2, SAT 1000–1090 (Reach)
ACT, unweighted GPA: unweighted GPA 3.0–3.2, ACT 19–21 (Reach)
ACT, weighted GPA: weighted GPA 3.2–3.5, ACT 19–21 (Reach)
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