University of St Francis Admission Chances
Quick answer
University of St Francis in Joliet, IL admits about 65% of applicants (admitted students score 1030–1220 on the SAT, middle 50%), making it a target-to-safety for students near its published range for most students. Your real odds depend on your GPA, test scores, and intended major — estimate them free in about 15 seconds below.
Key facts
- Acceptance rate
- 65%
- SAT (mid-50%)
- 1030–1220
- Test policy
- Test-optional
- In-state tuition
- $38,110
- Out-of-state tuition
- $38,110
- Avg. net price
- $13,006
- Undergrads
- 1,223
- Setting
- Suburban
- Location
- Joliet, IL
Is University of St Francis a reach for you?
Estimated admission chance by applicant profile, from the same engine FalconPrep uses to build your list. Estimates — your real odds depend on your full profile, major, and residency.
| Applicant | SAT / GPA | Verdict | Est. chance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Below average | 1150 / 3.3 | Target | 60% |
| Average | 1300 / 3.6 | Safety | 93% |
| Above average | 1400 / 3.8 | Safety | 100% |
| Strong | 1520 / 3.9 | Safety | 100% |
Should you apply to University of St Francis?
- →If your SAT is above 1220 and your GPA is strong (roughly 3.9+), University of St Francis is a realistic target — apply, and consider an early round if it's your clear first choice.
- →If your SAT falls within its 1030–1220 middle 50%, treat University of St Francis as a reach worth taking — balance it with solid target and safety schools.
- →If your SAT is below 1030, University of St Francis is a long-shot reach: apply only if it's a genuine fit, and lead your list with stronger matches.
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University of St Francis admissions FAQ
Can I get into University of St Francis?
University of St Francis admits about 65% of applicants, so students near its published GPA and SAT range have a solid chance. Admitted students typically score 1030–1220 on the SAT (middle 50%). Run your numbers in the free chances calculator below to see where you land.
What are my chances of getting into University of St Francis?
Your chances of getting into University of St Francis depend on your GPA, test scores, intended major, and residency. The table above estimates admission chances by applicant profile, and the free calculator gives you a personalized reach / target / safety read in about 15 seconds — no account needed.
Should I apply to University of St Francis?
Apply to University of St Francis if your SAT is at or above its 1030–1220 middle-50% range and your GPA is strong — it's a realistic target then. If you're below that range it's a reach: apply only if it's a genuine fit, and balance it with target and safety schools. Estimate your exact odds with the free calculator below.
Is University of St Francis a reach school?
University of St Francis admits about 65% of applicants, so for students near or above its mid-range it's typically a target or safety rather than a reach.
What SAT score do you need for University of St Francis?
Admitted students at University of St Francis typically score between 1030 and 1220 on the SAT (the middle 50%). A score above 1220 strengthens your odds.
What is University of St Francis's acceptance rate?
University of St Francis accepts approximately 65% of applicants.
Does University of St Francis offer Early Decision or Early Action?
University of St Francis does not appear to offer a binding or early-action round — applicants apply in the Regular Decision round. Confirm on University of St Francis's admissions site.
Figures are drawn from public data (U.S. Department of Education / IPEDS and college admissions data) and reviewed regularly. Always confirm current numbers and deadlines on University of St Francis's official admissions site.