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Immaculata University Common Data Set 2025-26

PATest policy: Test-optional: SAT or ACT considered if submitted, not required for admission; scores required only for the full-tuition Presidential and Centennial ScholarshipsCompare with other schoolsAP credit

Acceptance rate

86.6%

2,898 of 3,348

Early decision rate

No ED

SAT middle 50%

1200–1325

ACT middle 50%

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Admissions
AppliedC13,348
AdmittedC12,898
EnrolledC1395
YieldC113.6%
Early decisionC21Not offered
Early actionC22Not offered
Waitlist
Offered a placeC2—
Accepted a placeC2—
Admitted from waitlistC2—
Odds if you stay on the listC2—
Test scores and GPA
Submitted SATC97%
Submitted ACTC9—
SAT Reading & Writing (25th–75th)C9620–690
SAT Math (25th–75th)C9560–655
Average high school GPAC123.42
GPA of 4.0C1122.5%
GPA 3.75–3.99C1113.7%
GPA 3.50–3.74C1114.9%
GPA below 3.50C1148.9%
Cost and financial aid
TuitionG1$29,550
Required feesG1$1,200
Food and housingG1$13,890
Need fully met (first-years)H2—
Average % of need metH2—
Average need-based packageH2—
Average need-based grantH2—
What admissions looks at
  • Rigor of secondary school recordVery important
  • Class rankImportant
  • Academic GPAVery important
  • Standardized test scoresConsidered
  • Application essayConsidered
  • Recommendation(s)Considered
  • InterviewConsidered
  • Extracurricular activitiesConsidered
  • Talent/abilityConsidered
  • Character/personal qualitiesConsidered
  • First generationConsidered
  • Alumni/ae relationConsidered
  • Geographical residenceNot considered
  • State residencyNot considered
  • Religious affiliation/commitmentConsidered
  • Volunteer workConsidered
  • Work experienceConsidered
  • Level of applicant's interestConsidered

From item C7.

Outcomes
UndergraduatesB11,889
First-year retentionB2282.5%
4-year graduation rateB—
6-year graduation rateB62.7%
Notes on this filing
  • Section H (student financial aid) is not included in the filing provided, so all aid fields are null.
  • C2: the waitlist policy is 'No', so the waitlist counts are left null.
  • C21 and C22: early decision and early action are both 'No'.
  • B4-B21: the Fall 2019 cohort was used. The six-year rate of 62.7% is printed. The four-year rate is not printed; the count completing in four years is 122 of 252 (48.4%), but it was not computed, so grad_rate_4yr is null.
  • C11: GPA bands use the 'Percent (All enrolled students)' column. pct_below_3_50 is the sum of the 3.25-3.49, 3.00-3.24, 2.50-2.99, 2.0-2.49, 1.0-1.99 and below 1.0 bands (10.1+15.2+19.0+3.8+0.8+0 = 48.9).
  • C9: the SAT submitter share is 7% (27 students). The ACT share is blank.
  • C9 and C8: the test-policy summary is consistent between C8A and C8F. C8A shows SAT/ACT as 'not required, considered if submitted'.
  • G1: first-year column used. Tuition is a single rate for all undergraduates, so in-state and out-of-state are null. Required fees are $1,200 first-year ($850 for all undergraduates). Food and housing is $13,890.
  • B1 and B2 totals reconcile: undergraduate total 1,889; C1 enrolled 122 males + 273 females = 395, matching the residency table.

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Immaculata University admissions FAQ
What is Immaculata University's acceptance rate?
Immaculata University admitted 2,898 of 3,348 first-year applicants for 2025-26, an acceptance rate of 86.6%, according to its Common Data Set.
Does Immaculata University have early decision?
No. Immaculata University does not offer early decision, per its 2025-26 Common Data Set.
What SAT score do you need for Immaculata University?
The middle 50% of Immaculata University's enrolled first-years scored 1200–1325 on the SAT.
How much does Immaculata University cost?
Tuition is $29,550, plus $13,890 for food and housing, before aid.
What is Immaculata University's graduation rate?
62.7% of students graduate within six years.

Source: Immaculata University Common Data Set 2025-26 . “—” means the college left the item blank.

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