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Simpson University Admissions Information

According to admissions statistics for Simpson University, there were 662 total applicants last year. The application fee for undergraduates applying to Simpson University is $25. Below you will find more detailed Simpson University admissions information including competitiveness ranking, male to female ratio, and application requirements.

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Simpson University Admissions Information

UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS:
Total Undergraduate Applicants: 662
Percent of Applicants Admitted: 59%
Percent of Admitted to Enroll: 36%
Percent of Applicants Female: 64%
ADMISSIONS RANKINGS:
Competitiveness Rank:
"First-Choice School" Rank:
Standardized Test Performance:
APPLICATION INFORMATION:
Simpson University Application Fee: $25
Link to Simpson University Application: http://www.applyweb.com/apply/simpson/menu.html
Required Admissions Considerations: Secondary School GPA
TEST SCORES:
Percent First-Time Students Submitting SAT 84%
Percent First-Time Students Submitting ACT 29%
TEST SCORE RANKINGS:
SAT Critical Reading Rank
SAT Math Rank
SAT Writing Rank
ACT Composite
ACT Math
ACT Verbal

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Admissions Information for Simpson University: Admissions Process and Requirements

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