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University of Southern Indiana Common Data Set 2024-25

INTest policy: Test-optional: SAT/ACT required only for homeschooled students or those without traditional grades; superscored if submittedCompare with other schoolsAP credit

Acceptance rate

95.8%

4,409 of 4,602

Early decision rate

No ED

SAT middle 50%

1030–1240

ACT middle 50%

21–27

Admissions
AppliedC14,602
AdmittedC14,409
EnrolledC11,321
YieldC130%
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 SATC939%
Submitted ACTC98%
SAT Reading & Writing (25th–75th)C9520–620
SAT Math (25th–75th)C9510–620
Average high school GPAC123.42
GPA of 4.0C116.1%
GPA 3.75–3.99C1124.3%
GPA 3.50–3.74C1120%
GPA below 3.50C1149.6%
Cost and financial aid
Tuition, in-stateG1$9,036
Tuition, out-of-stateG1$21,877
Required feesG1$1,755
Food and housingG1$11,108
Need fully met (first-years)H263.2%
Average % of need metH283.9%
Average need-based packageH2$15,321
Average need-based grantH2$12,305
What admissions looks at
  • Rigor of secondary school recordVery important
  • Class rankNot considered
  • Academic GPAVery important
  • Standardized test scoresConsidered
  • Application essayNot considered
  • Recommendation(s)Considered
  • InterviewNot considered
  • Extracurricular activitiesNot considered
  • Talent/abilityNot considered
  • Character/personal qualitiesNot considered
  • First generationNot considered
  • Alumni/ae relationNot considered
  • Geographical residenceNot considered
  • State residencyNot considered
  • Religious affiliation/commitmentNot considered
  • Volunteer workNot considered
  • Work experienceNot considered
  • Level of applicant's interestNot considered

From item C7.

Outcomes
UndergraduatesB15,347
First-year retentionB2275%
4-year graduation rateB—
6-year graduation rateB47.8%
Notes on this filing
  • C1: Totals for applied, admitted and enrolled were summed from the gender rows. They match the printed residency totals of 4602, 4409 and 1321.
  • C2: The school has no waitlist policy, so the waitlist fields are null.
  • C8A/C8F: C8A marks scores as 'Required for some'. C8F explains this: scores are optional, but homeschooled students or those without traditional grades must submit them. The two items are consistent.
  • B4-B11: The Fall 2018 cohort was used. The 6-year rate of 0.478125 is printed. No 4-year rate is printed; 593 of 1600 completed in four years or less, but the rate was not computed, so grad_rate_4yr is null.
  • B4-B11: The Fall 2017 cohort is left blank and its rates show #DIV/0!.
  • G1: The costs are for the 2025-26 academic year. First-year required fees are $1,755, versus $1,240 in the all-undergraduates column.
  • G4: Tuition varies by program, but the percentage of students paying more was left blank.
  • H2: pct_with_need_awarded_aid is null because no percentage is printed. In the counts, 820 of 820 first-year students with need were awarded aid.
  • H2: pct_need_fully_met is 518 divided by 820 (line h / line d).
  • H1: The academic-year checkbox position is ambiguous. It appears to indicate 2024-2025.
University of Southern Indiana admissions FAQ
What is University of Southern Indiana's acceptance rate?
University of Southern Indiana admitted 4,409 of 4,602 first-year applicants for 2024-25, an acceptance rate of 95.8%, according to its Common Data Set.
Does University of Southern Indiana have early decision?
No. University of Southern Indiana does not offer early decision, per its 2024-25 Common Data Set.
What SAT score do you need for University of Southern Indiana?
The middle 50% of University of Southern Indiana's enrolled first-years scored 1030–1240 on the SAT and 21–27 on the ACT.
How much does University of Southern Indiana cost?
Tuition is $9,036 in-state, plus $11,108 for food and housing, before aid. The average need-based grant is $12,305.
What is University of Southern Indiana's graduation rate?
47.8% of students graduate within six years.

Source: University of Southern Indiana Common Data Set 2024-25 . “—” means the college left the item blank.

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