
Bryan College
Bryan College Admissions Requirements
Admission Difficulty
Somewhat Selective
51%
How hard is it to get into Bryan College ? Bryan College is a somewhat selective institution. The Bryan College acceptance rate is 51%. This means that the institution accepts 51 out of every 100 applicants.
Bryan College Application Deadline
First-Year Applications are Due
Not available
Transfer Applications are Due
Not available
The deadline for Fall first-year applications to Bryan College is unknown.
The deadline for Fall transfer applications is unknown.
Check the school website for more information about deadlines for specific programs or special admissions programs
Bryan College ACT Scores
ACT Range
20 - 27
Estimated Chance of Acceptance by ACT Score
ACT Score
Estimated Chance
27 and Above
20 to 27
20 and Less
ACT Scores Needed to Get Accepted
Bryan College SAT Scores
Composite SAT Range
Not available
Math SAT Range
487 - 652
Reading SAT Range
510 - 692
SAT Scores Needed to Get Accepted
Bryan College GPA
Avg. High School GPA (non-weighted)
3.72
GPA Needed to Get Accepted
At Bryan College , the average unweighted high-school GPA for admitted students is 3.72. This is the average, which means that some applicants submit GPAs lower than this and some applicants submit GPAs above this level. If your GPA falls below the average, strong test scores or other qualifications may help you make you a more competitive applicant.
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Quick Facts
Total Enrollment
1,489
Campus Settings
Small Town
Acceptance Rate
51%
Tuition and Fees
In State
$23,300
Out-of-State
$23,300
Fall Freshmen
Application Deadline
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