Ivy League ACT Scores
In this episode of TuesdACT, I take a look at ACT scores and the prestigious Ivy League.
Here are some the questions I answer:
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1. What are the average ACT scores of admitted students at each member of the Ivy League? (spoiler alert: they are below as well)
2. What are the average ACT Writing scores of admitted students at each member of the Ivy League? (teaser: the answer may surprise you)
3. Do these traditionally SAT-focused schools really think ACT scores are just as good? (watch to find out!)
| Ivy League School | Middle 50% ACT Composite Scores |
|---|---|
| Princeton | 31-35 |
| Harvard | 32-35 |
| Yale | 31-35 |
| Columbia | 31-34 |
| UPenn | 31-34 |
| Dartmouth | 30-34 |
| Brown | 30-34 |
| Cornell | 30-34 |
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About Kristin Fracchia
Dr. Kristin Fracchia currently focuses on our MCAT and LSAT Prep, but she also has expertise in a wide range of standardized tests, including the ACT, SAT, GRE, and GMAT, as well as college and grad school admissions. With a PhD from UC Irvine and degrees in Education and English, she’s been working in education since 2004. She enjoys the agony and bliss of long distance trail running, backpacking, hot yoga, and esoteric knowledge.
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