New York University is a private four-year university. The campus has an urban setting in the lively city of New York. The entering freshman has an average of 3.94 on a 4.0 scale. Only 1% scored below a 500 on the SAT. 18 % scored between 500 and 799 on the Verbal and 16% scored that ranking on the math subject. On the ACT, Zero percent scored below an eleven. Zero percent also scored between a twelve and seventeen. Only two percent scored between an eighteen and twenty- three. Forty-six percent scored between twenty-four and twenty- nine. The bulk of the students at NYU scored the highest on the ACT. Fifty- two percent of the students at NYU scored between thirty and thirty- six. NYU is among the most selective universities in the nation. 33,776 freshman applications were received. Thirty-two percent of the applications were accepted. It is also one of the most expensive. The tuition is $26,766.00 Room and board is $10,910.00
The required fees are $17,730.00 (fastweb.com).
Texas Southern University is a public four- year university, in Houston, Texas. This university also has an urban setting. The average on a 4.0 scale for an entering freshman is 2.54. 14 % scored below 500 on the verbal subject on the SAT. Zero percent scored below a 500 on the math subject. Eighty-six percent scored between 500 and 599. Zero percent scored 600 and 799 on the verbal. Fourteen percent scored between 600 and 799. Zero percent scored above a 700. Zero percent below an eleven on the ACT. Eighty-six percent scored between a twelve and seventeen. Zero percent scored over a twenty-four. TSU isn’t a hard school to be accepted in to. 5,574 freshmen applied to TSU and 44% was accepted. The tuition rates are among the lowest. In state tuition is $1,1044. Out of state tuition is $6,768. Room and board is 5,824.00 The required fees are $1,992 .00
Baylor University is a private, urban university in Waco, Texas. The average entering freshman has an GPA of 3.6. The entering freshmen at Baylor scored average on the SAT. 12% scored below a 500 on the verbal subject. 8% scored below a 500 on the math. 45% scored between a 500-599 on the verbal. 41% scored between 500-599 on the math. 34% scored between 600-700 on the verbal. 41% scored between that average on the math. 9% scored over a 700 on the verbal. 10% scored over a 700 on the math. On the ACT 0% scored Below 11
12-17
1%
18-23
44%
24-29
49%
30-36
6%
Freshman Admissions
Application deadline: No Data Provided
Admission notification sent: Continuous
Admissions selectivity: Moderately selective
Size of last year's freshman class: 2,678
Freshman applications received: 8,931
Freshman applicants accepted: 82%
High School graduation/GED: High School diploma required, GED accepted
SAT/ACT: Required
Transfer Admissions
Application deadline: No Data Provided
Admissions notification sent: Continuous
Size of last year's transfer class: 420
Minimum number of credits transfers must complete at this school to earn an Associates degree: No Data Provided
Minimum number of credits transfers must complete at this school to earn a Bachelors degree: 60 semester hours
College Finances
In-State
Out-of-State
Tuition:
$16,750.00
$16,750.00
Room and Board:
$5,434.00
$5,434.00
Required fees:
$1,680.00
$1,680.00