SAT Scores for Admission to Undergraduate Engineering Colleges

What SAT scores do you need to get into one of the country's top 10 undergraduate engineering colleges? Here's a side-by-side comparison of scores for 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 highly regarded colleges.

Realize, of course, that SAT scores are just one part of the application. Admissions officers will also be looking for a strong high school record, a well-crafted admissions essay, good letters of recommendations, and meaningful extracurricular activities.

The engineering colleges listed below offer a bachelor's or master's as the highest degree. For an SAT comparison of PhD-granting institutions such as MIT, Stanford and Caltech, view this engineering SAT chart.

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data from National Center for Educational Statistics

Undergraduate Engineering Colleges SAT Score Comparison (mid 50%)
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	SAT Scores
	Reading		Math		Writing
	25%	75%	25%	75%	25%	75%
Air Force Academy	590	680	630	710	-	-
Annapolis	560	680	600	700	-	-
Cal Poly Pomona	460	580	490	630	-	-
Cal Poly	540	640	580	680	-	-
Cooper Union	610	720	650	780	620	730
Embry-Riddle	470	590	510	630	-	-
Harvey Mudd	690	770	740	800	690	770
MSOE	530	670	620	710	-	-
Olin College	690	773	718	773	670	750
Rose-Hulman	550	670	630	720	-	-
see the ACT version of this table