SAT & ACT Test Scores Comparison Between 10 Selected Colleges

Most Searched Online Schools in South Carolina 2022 SAT & ACT Test Scores Comparison Table

The average SAT score of Most Searched Online Schools in South Carolina is 1,094 and the average ACT score is 50. Clemson University has the highest scores on both SAT and ACT tests with 1,300 (SAT) and 30 (ACT). Below table summarizes and compares the SAT and ACT scores for Most Searched Online Schools in South Carolina. The SAT score is the summation of Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (RW), Mathematics (MT), and Writing(WR) unless otherwise denoted. For ACT score, it is a summation of Composite(CM), Mathematics (MT), English (EN), and Writing (WR) unless otherwise denoted. You want to click a column name to sort table by the column.

*25% percentile; The lower number is for the 25^th percentile of students who enrolled in the school.

**75% percentile:The upper number is for the 75^th percentile of students who enrolled in the school.

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Most Searched Online Schools in South Carolina 2022 SAT & ACT Test Scores Comparison Table

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2022 SAT & ACT Test Scores Comparison Table
School Name	Required to Apply	SAT 25% Percentile	SAT 75% Percentile	ACT 25% Percentile	ACT 75% Percentile
Clemson University Clemson, SC	Required	1,210	1,390	78	96
College of Charleston Charleston, SC		1,070	1,240	61	83
Francis Marion University Florence, SC		890	1,110	44	62
Presbyterian College Clinton, SC		1,030	1,200	20 (CM Only)	25 (CM Only)
South Carolina State University Orangeburg, SC	Required	800	1,000	14 (CM Only)	18 (CM Only)
Average		1,000	1,188	43	57

*The tuition data is updated with academic year 2021-2022 data from National Center For Education Statistics (March 2, 2022),U.S. Department of Education.

**Information is not available for schools that are not appeared in the table. The schools have not report the information to the IPEDS or not applicable.)