SEC (Southeastern Conference) Schools Ranked by Acceptance Rate
The 16 SEC universities in the CollegeCalcAI database, ranked by undergraduate acceptance rate. Athletic conferences are not academic tiers, and the spread proves it: the list runs from Vanderbilt University (6%) to University of Mississippi (97%), with a median of 67%. 15 are public, so residency changes the real odds at most of them.
- Vanderbilt University6%acceptanceMost selectiveTN · SAT 1560
- University of Florida24%acceptanceHighly selectiveFL · SAT 1440
- University of Texas at Austin27%acceptanceSelectiveTX · SAT 1460
- University of Georgia38%acceptanceSelectiveGA · SAT 1430
- University of Tennessee42%acceptanceSelectiveTN · SAT 1330
- Auburn University46%acceptanceSelectiveAL · SAT 1340
- Texas A&M University57%acceptanceModerately selectiveTX · SAT 1380
- University of South Carolina60%acceptanceModerately selectiveSC · SAT 1350
- Louisiana State University73%acceptanceModerately selectiveLA · SAT 1290
- University of Arkansas74%acceptanceModerately selectiveAR · SAT 1280
- University of Alabama77%acceptanceAccessibleAL · SAT 1340
- University of Oklahoma77%acceptanceAccessibleOK · SAT 1340
- Mississippi State University78%acceptanceAccessibleMS · SAT 1270
- University of Missouri78%acceptanceAccessibleMO · SAT 1330
- University of Kentucky93%acceptanceAccessibleKY · SAT 1280
- University of Mississippi97%acceptanceAccessibleMS · SAT 1290
Your chances at these colleges
Estimated chance of admission for three typical students, from the same model as the calculator. Unweighted GPA; 2, 4 and 7 AP courses respectively; Regular Decision; no legacy, athletic or first-generation hook.
Which of the SEC (Southeastern Conference) Schools Ranked by Acceptance Rate can I get into with a 3.7 GPA and a 1300 SAT?
By CollegeCalcAI's model, a student with a 3.7 unweighted GPA and a 1300 SAT has a Likely or Safety estimate (45% or higher) at 13 of the 16 colleges here, including University of Georgia, University of Tennessee and Auburn University. 2 more are Target (25 to 44%), such as University of Florida and University of Texas at Austin. The other 1 is a Reach. Estimates assume Regular Decision and no hook; courses, activities and essays move them.
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Acceptance rates and admitted test ranges reflect publicly reported data (U.S. Department of Education / NCES IPEDS / Common Data Sets) and are rounded. Estimates from CollegeCalcAI are a planning tool computed by a fixed, transparent model, not a guarantee of any admission decision.