2025 Average SAT Score of Michigan Colleges

What is the Average SAT Score in Michigan?

The 2025 average SAT Score of Michigan colleges is 1,141. A total of 19,253 students have submitted the SAT Score which is 41.24% of enrolled students.

The next schools are the top 5 Michigan colleges that have the highest SAT scores. University of Michigan-Ann Arbor has the highest SAT Score of 1,460 among Michigan colleges. Hillsdale College and Kalamazoo College also have the higher SAT Score of 1,420 and 1,290 respectively. You can check more schools at Michigan colleges with higher SAT score.

University of Michigan-Ann Arbor SAT score: 1,460, ACT score: 33
Hillsdale College SAT score: 1,420, ACT score: 31
Kalamazoo College SAT score: 1,290, ACT score: 26
Michigan State University SAT score: 1,260, ACT score: 28
Michigan Technological University SAT score: 1,240, ACT score: 28

The following table summarizes the SAT average Scores by section and shows the number and percentage of SAT socre submitters at Michigan colleges.

SAT Scores Statistics - Michigan colleges
SAT Average	1,141
SAT EBRW	578
SAT Math	563
Number Submitted	19,253
Percent Submitted	41.24%

The following table shows the Michigan Colleges with the Average SAT Score. You can see more schools and narrow down the results in search result page.

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Michigan Colleges with the Average SAT Score
School Name	Location	SAT total	SAT EBRW	SAT Math	Percent Submitted
Adrian College Private (not-for-profit), four-years	Adrian, MI	1,010	510	500	22%
Andrews University Private (not-for-profit), four-years	Berrien Springs, MI	1,150	590	560	47%
Aquinas College Private (not-for-profit), four-years	Grand Rapids, MI	1,020	510	510	44%
Baker College Private (not-for-profit), four-years	Owosso, MI	1,080	550	530	9%
Calvin University Private (not-for-profit), four-years	Grand Rapids, MI	1,220	620	600	39%
Central Michigan University Public, four-years	Mount Pleasant, MI	1,080	550	530	61%
University of Detroit Mercy Private (not-for-profit), four-years	Detroit, MI	1,120	560	560	51%
Eastern Michigan University Public, four-years	Ypsilanti, MI	1,060	540	520	68%
Ferris State University Public, four-years	Big Rapids, MI	1,010	510	500	65%
Kettering University Private (not-for-profit), four-years	Flint, MI	1,240	610	630	33%
Grand Valley State University Public, four-years	Allendale, MI	1,060	540	520	53%
Hillsdale College Private (not-for-profit), four-years	Hillsdale, MI	1,420	730	690	32%
Hope College Private (not-for-profit), four-years	Holland, MI	1,215	605	610	28%
Kalamazoo College Private (not-for-profit), four-years	Kalamazoo, MI	1,290	660	630	33%
Madonna University Private (not-for-profit), four-years	Livonia, MI	980	510	470	23%
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Public, four-years	Ann Arbor, MI	1,460	720	740	51%
Michigan State University Public, four-years	East Lansing, MI	1,260	630	630	39%
Michigan Technological University Public, four-years	Houghton, MI	1,240	620	620	71%
University of Michigan-Dearborn Public, four-years	Dearborn, MI	1,110	560	550	57%
University of Michigan-Flint Public, four-years	Flint, MI	1,100	560	540	66%
Oakland University Public, four-years	Rochester Hills, MI	1,120	570	550	1%
Saginaw Valley State University Public, four-years	University Center, MI	1,050	530	520	84%
Siena Heights University Private (not-for-profit), four-years	Adrian, MI	910	470	440	10%
Spring Arbor University Private (not-for-profit), four-years	Spring Arbor, MI	1,170	595	575	4%
Wayne State University Public, four-years	Detroit, MI	1,150	590	560	40%

1,141 Average SAT Score Over Michigan Colleges

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