ACT Score Comparison for Admission to Florida Colleges

For Students & Parents

Updated December 05, 2018

What ACT scores do you need to get into one of the top Florida colleges or universities? This helpful side-by-side comparison of scores shows the middle 50% of enrolled students. If your scores fall within or above these ranges, you're on target for admission to one of these top Florida colleges.

Top Florida Colleges ACT Score Comparison (mid 50%) (Learn what these numbers mean)
	ACT Scores						GPA-SAT-ACT Admissions Scattergram
	Composite		English		Math
	25%	75%	25%	75%	25%	75%
Eckerd	23	29	22	29	20	27	see graph
Flagler	21	26	21	26	18	24	see graph
Florida Tech	24	29	24	29	23	30	see graph
Florida International	22	27	21	27	21	25	see graph
Florida State	26	30	25	30	24	28	see graph
New College	25	30	25	33	23	28	see graph
Rollins	-	-	-	-	-	-	see graph
Stetson	-	-	-	-	-	-	see graph
UCF	24	29	23	30	22	27	see graph
University of Florida	28	32	27	34	26	31	see graph
University of Miami	28	32	28	34	26	32	see graph
USF	24	29	23	30	23	27	see graph
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Realize that ACT scores are just one part of the application. The admissions officers in Florida will also want to see a strong academic record, a winning essay, meaningful extracurricular activities and good letters of recommendation. Colleges with holistic admissions will take many factors into account, so don't worry if your scores are lower than the ranges here. Remember that 25% of enrolled students had scores lower than these ranges. And, some students with higher scores were not admitted if the rest of their application was weak.

Click on the "see graph" links in the right column to get a visual sense of how other applicants fared at each school. Some applicants with higher test scores were rejected or waitlisted, while others with lower scores were accepted. Since admissions offices look at all parts of the application, a student with lower scores but an otherwise strong application could be accepted, over someone who tests well but has a lack-luster application.

To learn more about each school, just click on their names in the chart above. These profiles include helpful information for prospective students about admissions, enrollment, financial aid, majors, graduation rates, athletics, and more.

You can also check out these other ACT (and SAT) links: