SAT and ACT scores

St. Thomas Aquinas College SAT and ACT scores

Sparkill, NY · private college · 1,795 undergraduates. These are the scores of first-year students who sent them; the college is test-optional, so students with lower scores often don't send them.

Updated October 29, 2026 · College Scorecard data release 06/10/2026

SAT, middle 50%880–1085Reading and Writing plus Math
SAT Reading and Writing410–52025th to 75th percentile
SAT Math470–56525th to 75th percentile
Average SAT1000Of students who sent scores
About the same on the CLT46–71From the CLT's own concordance
Admit rate93%Of applicants admitted

Test policy and the CLT

  • SAT and ACT: Test-optional (considered, not required), as St. Thomas Aquinas College reports it to the federal government. Check the college's admissions site for this year's rule.
  • CLT: Not on the CLT's list of partner colleges as of October 29, 2026.

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Questions people ask

What SAT score do you need for St. Thomas Aquinas College?

The middle 50% of first-year students who sent SAT scores to St. Thomas Aquinas College scored 880 to 1085, with an average of 1000. A score at or above 980 puts you in the upper half of that range. Scores below the range don't rule you out, but they make the rest of the application matter more.

Does St. Thomas Aquinas College require the SAT or ACT?

St. Thomas Aquinas College reports its test policy to the federal government as "Considered but not required". Policies change from year to year, so confirm on the college's admissions website before you apply.

Does St. Thomas Aquinas College accept the CLT?

St. Thomas Aquinas College is not on the CLT's list of partner colleges as of October 29, 2026. Ask its admissions office before sending CLT scores.

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