<p>Where can I find the average SAT scores for public colleges, I want to make a spreadsheet ranking them.</p>
<p>I would think that each college has it on their webpage and also I think college board shows it too, like the middle 50% or something.</p>
<p>Like the above poster said, each college has it and it's probably more accurate, but it's easier to get every college score at Collegeboard.</p>
<p>The 10 highest SAT averages among public universities:</p>
<p>College of William and Mary 1350
Georgia Institute of Technology 1350
University of California-Berkeley 1340
University of Michigan 1330
University of Virginia 1330
University of California-Los Angeles 1300
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 1300
University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign 1290
University of Maryland 1280
University of Wisconsin 1280</p>
<p>Alexandre isn't Michigan 1380?</p>
<p>I thought it was too for a while. At least, that's what Michigan's website was showing. But it turns out Michigan did not specify that the range it was using was for admitted students. The actual mean was 1330.</p>
<p>what about for all schools?
not jsut public</p>
<p>Wow Alexandre, that's awesome, Michigan is my ultimate dream and I, thinking it was 1380, have been killing myself to get close to that. I just got 1320 and am working really hard for 1400 for next time.</p>
<p>Work on your GPA. If you have a 3.8+ unweighed GPA (with a reasonably difficult content of course), a 1320 SAT score should be enough to get you into Michigan. The University does not place too much importance on SATs. Of course, if you can raise your SAT to 1400, that would really help your chances, but focus more on your GPA.</p>
<p>All the schools? That's quite a list. I am not sure I can get you all the schools, but here's a look at the top 50 or so universities:</p>
<p>California Institute of Technology 1530
Harvard University 1500
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1500
Yale University 1500
Princeton University 1470
Stanford University 1460
Dartmouth College 1450
Duke University 1450
Brown University 1440
Columbia University 1440
Washington University-St. Louis 1440
Rice University 1440
University of Chicago 1440
University of Pennsylvania 1430
Northwestern University 1410
Johns Hopkins University 1400
Tufts University 1400
Emory University 1390
Cornell University 1390
Georgetown University 1390
University of Notre Dame 1380
Carnegie Mellon University 1380
Vanderbilt University 1370
University of Southern California 1360
College of William and Mary 1350
Georgia Institute of Technology 1350
University of California-Berkeley 1340
Boston College 1340
Brandeis University 1340
University of Rochester 1340
Case Western Reserve University 1340
Tulane University 1340
Wake Forest University 1340
Lehigh University 1330
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 1330
University of Virginia 1330
New York University 1330
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1320
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 1300
University of California-Los Angeles 1290
George Washington University 1290
University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign 1290
University of Maryland-College Park 1280
University of Wisconsin Madison 1280
Boston University 1280
Miami University (Ohio) 1270
University of California-San Diego 1260
University of Florida 1260
University of Texas-Austin 1240
Ohio State University-Columbus 1240
University of Colorado-Boulder 1240
University of Pittsburgh 1230
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 1230
Syracuse University 1220
Rutgers University-New Brunswick 1220
University of California-Irvine 1210
University of Washington 1210
University of California-Santa Barbara 1200
Texas A&M University-College Station 1200
Pennsylvania State University-University Park 1200
Virginia Polytechnic and State University 1200
Michigan State University 1190
University of Iowa 1190
University of California-Davis 1180
Purdue University-West Lafayette 1150
University of Arizona 1130
Indiana University-Bloomington 1110</p>
<p>As of right now, I have a 4.0 Michigan gpa, with a slight chance it gets down to 3.9 by the end of this year. (3.9 unweighted regular hs gpa) I will graduate with 5 APs (school offers 8, but I hate science), and every possible honors course. Pretty solid ecs, and my grandfather ('35 law), father ('76 lsa) and brother ('07 lsa) are all wolverines. OOS</p>
<p>ps. i know this should be in the michigan forum but i honestly didnt intend on this being an impromptu chances thread.</p>