The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) consists of 15 schools. The 2025 average tuition & fees of the schools is $49,441, up 4.32% from the previous year. Compared to tuition 10 years ago, Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)'s tuition has increased by 33.41%. Compare to 20 years ago, it has increased by 111.83%.

The average acceptance rate of Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) schools is 30.85%, which is 0.23% higher than 2023's rate. Compared to rate 10 years ago, Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)'s acceptance rate is 10.77% lower.

In 2025, a total of 419,022 students enrolled in Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) schools, which is a 34.58% increase compared to population 20 years ago.

You can analyze the changes in Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) data including tuition, admission, and student population over the past 20 years through the tables and charts below.


Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Tuition Trends by Year

Over the past 20 years, in average, Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)'s tuition has increased by $26,101 (111.83%), from $23,341 to $49,441. UVA's tuition has increased 153.57%, the largest increase among Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) in the past 20 years. On the other hand, FSU's tuition increase rate is the lowest at 32.70%.

The tuition increase rate in 10 years is 33.41%. During that period, Syracuse's tuition rose the most(51.27%), and FSU's tuition rose the least (0.05%).

The following table shows the tuition changes for Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) over the past 20 years, with 10 year and 20 year increase rate. The Interactive chart allows you to track changes in Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) tuition by year.

Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Acceptance Rate by Year

In average, the acceptance rate at Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Schools has decreased by 10.77%, from 41.62% to 30.85% for the past 10 years. For Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), 13 schools' acceptance rats become lower, and 2 schools' rate has became higher than the rate of 10 years ago.

For the past 10 years, FSU's acceptance rate has dropped the most from 55.90% to 24.22%. UofL's rate has risen (relatively became easy to admit) from 71.69% to 79.41%.

The following table shows the acceptance rate changes for Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). The Interactive chart allows you to track changes in Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)'s acceptance rate by year.

Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Enrollment Changes by Year

Compared to 20 years ago, the total number of students at Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Schools has increased by 107,678, from 347,191 to 419,022 (20.69% increase). The student numbers increased in all Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Schools, compared to population 20 years ago.

Georgia Tech's student population increased the most from 23,109 to 53,363 for the past 10 years. BC's population has risen the least from 14,317 to 15,432.

The following table shows the student population changes for Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). The Interactive chart allows you to track changes in enrollment by year.