Colleges you can get into with a 1360 SAT

Every school where a 1360 lands above, within or below the middle 50% of enrolled students' SAT scores.

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A 1360 is higher than about 92% of SAT takers. It lands inside the middle 50% at 190 colleges and above the middle 50% at 641 more.

Colleges for a 1360 SAT

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  • MD · 9.3% admitted · 4,474 undergrads

    12101410
  • NY · 12% admitted · 4,408 undergrads

    12001430
  • CO · 14% admitted · 4,114 undergrads

    12301440
  • MI · 16% admitted · 34,177 undergrads

    13601530
  • OH · 17% admitted · 2,380 undergrads

    13201490
  • MA · 18% admitted · 3,106 undergrads

    12401410
  • CO · 18% admitted · 2,014 undergrads

    12301460
  • FL · 19% admitted · 12,913 undergrads

    13201480
  • NY · 21% admitted · 842 undergrads

    12951501
  • MI · 21% admitted · 1,573 undergrads

    13201490
  • NY · 21% admitted · 2,694 undergrads

    13401480
  • CT · 22% admitted · 1,108 undergrads

    12401400
  • FL · 24% admitted · 35,629 undergrads

    13201480
  • FL · 24% admitted · 32,212 undergrads

    12701410
  • OR · 25% admitted · 1,320 undergrads

    12901520
  • TX · 26% admitted · 2,505 undergrads

    13401500
  • TX · 27% admitted · 42,855 undergrads

    12501510
  • PA · 28% admitted · 1,799 undergrads

    13101463
  • MN · 29% admitted · 2,131 undergrads

    13501510
  • PA · 29% admitted · 3,876 undergrads

    13101470
  • CT · 29% admitted · 2,146 undergrads

    12981470
  • PA · 29% admitted · 1,359 undergrads

    12801510
  • NC · 30% admitted · 945 undergrads

    11401370
  • OH · 31% admitted · 1,732 undergrads

    13581503
  • PA · 31% admitted · 2,757 undergrads

    13501500
  • CT · 33% admitted · 5,373 undergrads

    12601390
  • OH · 34% admitted · 2,887 undergrads

    13601520
  • CT · 37% admitted · 1,937 undergrads

    13501500
  • TN · 37% admitted · 1,035 undergrads

    11401510
  • GA · 38% admitted · 32,137 undergrads

    12701480
  • WA · 38% admitted · 1,531 undergrads

    13101480
  • SC · 38% admitted · 23,300 undergrads

    12401410
  • NY · 39% admitted · 14,655 undergrads

    13401500
  • PA · 39% admitted · 2,099 undergrads

    12701460
  • MA · 40% admitted · 2,214 undergrads

    12881460
  • TN · 42% admitted · 30,418 undergrads

    12001370
  • NC · 42% admitted · 27,371 undergrads

    13001470
  • PA · 42% admitted · 2,273 undergrads

    13101460
  • IL · 42% admitted · 36,258 undergrads

    13101520
  • SC · 43% admitted · 2,379 undergrads

    12601430
  • NY · 44% admitted · 2,046 undergrads

    13101480
  • VT · 45% admitted · 780 undergrads

    12911403
  • MA · 45% admitted · 4,474 undergrads

    12801430
  • CA · 45% admitted · 7,094 undergrads

    12601430
  • AL · 46% admitted · 26,816 undergrads

    12601390
  • NY · 46% admitted · 15,477 undergrads

    12701440
  • DC · 47% admitted · 11,182 undergrads

    13501500
  • NY · 48% admitted · 16,154 undergrads

    11001400
  • FL · 48% admitted · 2,631 undergrads

    11601370
  • CA · 48% admitted · 6,552 undergrads

    13501490
  • MN · 48% admitted · 3,093 undergrads

    13001470
  • NY · 49% admitted · 18,101 undergrads

    13301500
  • IN · 50% admitted · 44,503 undergrads

    12001480
  • TN · 50% admitted · 1,836 undergrads

    13001486
  • RI · 51% admitted · 4,229 undergrads

    12501390
  • TX · 51% admitted · 14,785 undergrads

    12001400
  • MA · 51% admitted · 3,870 undergrads

    12701420
  • NY · 52% admitted · 2,414 undergrads

    12701450
  • CT · 52% admitted · 19,835 undergrads

    12101440
  • TX · 53% admitted · 1,403 undergrads

    11201370
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How to read a college's SAT range
  • Enrolled, not admitted. The middle 50% counts students who showed up in the fall, so it can run a little below the admitted range.
  • Totals are section sums. The Scorecard publishes section ranges; the true total-score 25th percentile is usually a bit higher.
  • Test-optional skews high. Only students who sent scores are counted — read the range as the bar for a score worth sending.
  • Under ~15% admitted changes the question. There, SAT position alone doesn't predict admission.

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FAQ

Is a 1360 a good SAT score?

A 1360 is higher than about 92% of the students who take the SAT. Whether it is good enough is a question about your list, not about the number: use the tabs above to see which schools it puts you inside, at the top of, or below.

What colleges can I get into with a 1360 SAT?

190 colleges in our dataset have a middle-50% range that contains 1360, and at 641 more it sits above the range entirely. Both lists are above, and every school links to its own page with section ranges, admit rate and test policy.

Do these lists include test-optional colleges?

Yes. At a test-optional school the range counts only the students who sent a score, so it reads a little high — treat it as the bar for a score worth sending. Each college page shows that school's current test policy.

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Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, data release June 10, 2026. SAT ranges are the 25th–75th percentiles of enrolled first-year students (Fall 2024 entering class, IPEDS). Total-score ranges are the sum of the section percentiles. Applicant counts and year-over-year trends come from the NCES IPEDS Admissions survey; schools report about eighteen months after they admit a class, so the newest complete year is not the current cycle. Ranked lists cover schools with at least 1,000 undergraduates — and, for the trend lists, at least 1,000 applicants in both years — because below those floors one strong year reads as a huge swing. Percentile: College Board, SAT Understanding Scores (SAT User percentiles, 2024 edition; approximate).