Odds by score band
University of Scranton odds for a 3.0–3.2 unweighted GPA and a 1000–1090 SAT
Match
A student with an unweighted GPA of 3.0–3.2 and an SAT of 1000–1090 applying to University of Scranton is in the Match range. University of Scranton admits 84% of applicants, and the middle half of enrolled students submitted SAT scores of 1150 to 1320. At this band the estimate is about 53 in 100.
31% of enrolled first-years submitted an SAT score, 4% an ACT — these ranges describe students who submitted, not the whole class.
For this band, the estimate reads the middle of the band, an unweighted GPA of 3.1 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: unweighted GPA 3.3–3.5, SAT 1100–1190 (Match) →
Every band, on all four ladders, at University of Scranton →
University of Scranton on Reach →
Same band, other ways to read it
SAT, weighted GPA: weighted GPA 3.2–3.5, SAT 1000–1090 (Match)
ACT, unweighted GPA: unweighted GPA 3.0–3.2, ACT 19–21 (Match)
ACT, weighted GPA: weighted GPA 3.2–3.5, ACT 19–21 (Match)
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