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Colleges in Virginia for 1100 SAT Scores: Where You Fall in the Middle 50%

Virginia has 30 main-campus colleges that report SAT percentiles to College Scorecard. A score of 1100 on the SAT is inside the middle 50% at 17 of them, below the 25th percentile at 9 (a reach) and above the 75th percentile at 4 (above typical).

Those 17 typical colleges have a median net price of $19,066 and a median acceptance rate of 84%. By sector, 7 public and 10 private nonprofit; 17 report a test-optional policy.

Acceptance rates in this group run from 29% at University of Virginia's College at Wise to 94% at Randolph College, so a score inside the middle 50% says little about an admission decision. The lowest net price among them is $9,210 at University of Virginia's College at Wise.

Nationwide, the 456 typical colleges for this score have a median net price of $18,328 and a median acceptance rate of 80%; in Virginia the figures are $19,066 and 84%. Test-optional colleges among the 17 in Virginia: 17. Test-optional colleges often publish ranges that skew high.

How the groups are defined

One rule sorts every college, using the 25th and 75th percentile scores in the College Scorecard data. We never say a college will admit a score; we only show where it falls.

Who is counted
College Scorecard describes these percentiles as the middle 50% of first-time students who enrolled in the fall of 2024; admitted students who did not enroll are not included. Colleges can only report scores for students who submitted them, and colleges that do not require tests often report mostly higher scorers, so their ranges tend to skew high.
  • Reach. Your score is below the school's 25th percentile.
  • Typical. Your score is within the school's middle 50%, from the 25th to the 75th percentile.
  • Above typical. Your score is above the school's 75th percentile.
  • SAT totals are approximate. Scorecard publishes 25th and 75th percentiles for the Reading and Writing and Math sections but not for the total, so we add the two 25th percentiles and the two 75th percentiles. Across the 866 colleges that also report Scorecard's average SAT score, the midpoint of that range differs from the average by a median of 15 points (90% are within 45).
  • We do not convert between the SAT and the ACT. This page uses SAT scores only; the other test has its own pages.
Test policy
The test policy comes from the admissions field Scorecard calls ADMCON7. We tag a college as test-optional when it reports that tests are neither required nor recommended, or are considered only if submitted. Test-optional colleges among the 17 typical ones: 17.
Left out: 1,471 of 2,356 main-campus colleges with missing or suppressed SAT percentiles, and 19 dropped because their figures contradict themselves: Scorecard's own average SAT score falls outside the summed section range, so the percentiles and the average describe different groups of students. None had a 25th percentile above the 75th or a value outside the valid range. 866 colleges are counted.
Data periodTest score percentiles: fall 2024 entering class. Acceptance rate: fall 2024 applicants. Net price: average for students receiving aid, academic year 2023-24 (in-state price at public colleges).
Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, June 2026 release.

Read the full methodology Test-optional colleges and how to read SAT/ACT ranges

Typical: the middle 50% includes 1100 (17)

Your score is within the school's middle 50%, from the 25th to the 75th percentile. Sorted by net price, lowest first; colleges with no reported net price come last. Showing all 17.

1100 SAT: Typical
College Middle 50%
University of Virginia's College at Wise
Wise, VA
Public · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $9,210 · Acceptance rate: 29%
945–1120
Radford University
Radford, VA
Public · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $14,578 · Acceptance rate: 90%
940–1160
Old Dominion University
Norfolk, VA
Public · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $14,638 · Acceptance rate: 90%
1100–1280
Randolph College
Lynchburg, VA
Private nonprofit · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $15,921 · Acceptance rate: 94%
1100–1210
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington, VA
Public · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $17,113 · Acceptance rate: 71%
1050–1270
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar, VA
Private nonprofit · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $17,758 · Acceptance rate: 76%
1100–1310
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater, VA
Private nonprofit · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $17,800 · Acceptance rate: 92%
1020–1360
Emory & Henry University
Emory, VA
Private nonprofit · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $19,061 · Acceptance rate: 84%
1051–1223
Longwood University
Farmville, VA
Public · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $19,066 · Acceptance rate: 90%
1030–1210
Regent University
Virginia Beach, VA
Private nonprofit · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $19,923 · Acceptance rate: 38%
990–1250
University of Lynchburg
Lynchburg, VA
Private nonprofit · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $22,235 · Acceptance rate: 43%
980–1230
Hampden-Sydney College
Hampden-Sydney, VA
Private nonprofit · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $22,400 · Acceptance rate: 41%
1030–1250
Averett University
Danville, VA
Private nonprofit · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $22,925 · Acceptance rate: 57%
926–1143
Christopher Newport University
Newport News, VA
Public · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $23,015 · Acceptance rate: 86%
1060–1290
Virginia Commonwealth University
Richmond, VA
Public · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $23,433 · Acceptance rate: 93%
1010–1270
Roanoke College
Salem, VA
Private nonprofit · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $24,503 · Acceptance rate: 83%
1090–1300
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland, VA
Private nonprofit · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $27,866 · Acceptance rate: 87%
980–1220

Reach: 1100 is below the 25th percentile (9)

Your score is below the school's 25th percentile. Closest first: the colleges whose 25th percentile is nearest above 1100. Showing all 9.

1100 SAT: Reach
College Middle 50%
Hollins University
Roanoke, VA
Private nonprofit · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $20,896 · Acceptance rate: 68%
1150–1340
George Mason University
Fairfax, VA
Public · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $17,915 · Acceptance rate: 87%
1160–1360
University of Mary Washington
Fredericksburg, VA
Public · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $20,667 · Acceptance rate: 80%
1170–1370
James Madison University
Harrisonburg, VA
Public · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $23,322 · Acceptance rate: 72%
1170–1340
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Blacksburg, VA
Public · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $24,953 · Acceptance rate: 55%
1280–1450
William & Mary
Williamsburg, VA
Public · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $19,096 · Acceptance rate: 34%
1400–1530
University of Virginia-Main Campus
Charlottesville, VA
Public · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $21,565 · Acceptance rate: 17%
1410–1540
University of Richmond
University of Richmond, VA
Private nonprofit · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $31,309 · Acceptance rate: 22%
1410–1530
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, VA
Private nonprofit · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $23,781 · Acceptance rate: 14%
1430–1540

Above typical: 1100 is above the 75th percentile (4)

Your score is above the school's 75th percentile. Closest first: the colleges whose 75th percentile is nearest below 1100. Showing all 4.

1100 SAT: Above typical
College Middle 50%
Hampton University
Hampton, VA
Private nonprofit · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $25,319 · Acceptance rate: 62%
790–1090
Virginia State University
Petersburg, VA
Public · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $15,840 · Acceptance rate: 89%
840–1070
Norfolk State University
Norfolk, VA
Public · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $15,282 · Acceptance rate: 88%
823–1030
Virginia Union University
Richmond, VA
Private nonprofit · 4-year · Test-optional
Net price: $13,235 · Acceptance rate: 98%
850–885

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