Tennessee Colleges Not Hard to Get In

Tennessee Colleges Not Too Hard to Admit with Highest Acceptance Rate

The following table lists the most affordable (high acceptance rate) Tennessee colleges and universities to admit. Those schools have been keeping the acceptance rate in high level in recent years. King University has the highest acceptance rate as of 99.72% for academic year 2023-2024 in Tennessee. For the ranking, we only include 4-years colleges with at least 100 new students (freshmen).

The following table shows the schools that have high acceptance rates with admission statistics and yield, also known as enrollment rate. You may want to check colleges having the tightest acceptance rates in Tennessee.

Tennessee Colleges Not Too Hard to Admit with Highest Acceptance Rate (2023-2024)
	Name	Acceptance Rate	# of Applicants	# of Admitted	# of Enrolled	Yield
1	King University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsBristol, TN	99.72%	725	723	147	20.33%
2	Le Moyne-Owen College Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsMemphis, TN	99.23%	259	257	133	51.75%
3	Austin Peay State University Public, four-yearsClarksville, TN	96.41%	6,331	6,104	1,677	27.47%
4	Belmont University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsNashville, TN	95.28%	9,165	8,732	1,547	17.72%
5	Carson-Newman University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsJefferson City, TN	90.45%	2,460	2,225	373	16.76%
6	The University of Tennessee-Martin Public, four-yearsMartin, TN	88.20%	6,077	5,360	1,220	22.76%
7	The University of Tennessee Southern Public, four-yearsPulaski, TN	86.71%	760	659	172	26.10%
8	Christian Brothers University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsMemphis, TN	86.70%	1,504	1,304	175	13.42%
9	East Tennessee State University Public, four-yearsJohnson City, TN	86.19%	10,050	8,662	2,138	24.68%
10	Baptist Health Sciences University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsMemphis, TN	82.02%	367	301	105	34.88%

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Tennessee Colleges Not Too Hard to Admit with Highest Acceptance Rate

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