southeastern-conference-(sec)-schools 2023 SAT & ACT Test Scores Comparison Table

The average SAT score of southeastern-conference-(sec)-schools is 1,258 and the average ACT score is 28. Among southeastern-conference-(sec)-schools, Vanderbilt University has the highest scores on both SAT and ACT tests with 1,530 (SAT) and 35 (ACT).

The following table summarizes and compares the SAT and ACT scores for southeastern-conference-(sec)-schools. The table only shows the 4-years colleges and excludes community colleges and trade schools.

The SAT score is the summation of Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (EBRW) and Mathematics (MT). The ACT score is based on Composite score.

southeastern-conference-(sec)-schools 2023 SAT & ACT Test Scores Comparison Table

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2023 SAT & ACT Test Scores Comparison Table
School Name	Required to Apply	SAT Average	ACT Average
Auburn University Auburn, AL	Considered, if submitted	1,300	27
Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College Baton Rouge, LA	Considered, if submitted	1,230	25
Mississippi State University Mississippi State, MS	Considered, if submitted	1,150	25
Texas A & M University-College Station College Station, TX	Required	1,270	28
The University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, AL	Considered, if submitted	1,260	28
The University of Tennessee-Knoxville Knoxville, TN	Required	1,240	28
University of Arkansas Fayetteville, AR	Considered, if submitted	1,110	24
University of Florida Gainesville, FL	Required	1,390	31
University of Georgia Athens, GA	Required	1,310	30
University of Kentucky Lexington, KY	Considered, if submitted	1,180	24
University of Mississippi University, MS	Considered, if submitted	1,120	25
University of Missouri-Columbia Columbia, MO	Considered, if submitted	1,240	26
University of South Carolina-Columbia Columbia, SC	Considered, if submitted	1,280	29
Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN	Considered, if submitted	1,530	35
Average		1,258	28

*Schools missing information are not included in this table. The schools have not report their information to the IPEDS/NCES or not applicable.)