Admissions data checked October 9, 2026 by Florida Test Prep.
Mississippi College (Mississippi Christian University) reports a middle 50% SAT of 1160 to 1330 (admitted, 2025 academic year middle 50%). We use 1240 as a first planning target, then adjust it to the student's diagnostic and timeline. It is not an admission requirement or a guarantee.
| Middle 50% SAT | 1160 to 1330 (admitted, 2025 academic year middle 50%) |
| Middle 50% ACT | 24 to 26 |
| Acceptance rate | Not reported in the cited source. |
| Testing for 2026-27 | Required for 2026-27 (ACT, SAT, or CLT accepted; superscored) |
| Type | Private university |
Source: Mississippi College official admissions data. A middle 50% describes the central half of the reported group, not a cutoff.
| School | Middle 50% SAT | Acceptance |
|---|---|---|
| Mississippi College (Mississippi Christian University) | 1160 to 1330 | Not reported |
| University of Mississippi | 990 to 1175 | 97.4% |
Cohorts differ by school (admitted vs enrolled, and year). See every school with its cohort and source on SAT Scores for Mississippi Colleges.
Mississippi's two state grant programs gate eligibility on an ACT score plus a GPA tier rather than a university SAT scholarship grid; MESG publishes an explicit SAT-equivalent (1330) for its ACT-29 bar, while MTAG's ACT-15 bar has no published SAT equivalent.
MESG (Mississippi Eminent Scholars Grant): Up to $2,500/year toward tuition and required fees, up to 8 semesters; requires ACT 29+ (SAT 1330, or National Merit Finalist/Semifinalist) and a 3.5 cumulative GPA.
MTAG (Mississippi Tuition Assistance Grant): $500/year freshman and sophomore year, $1,000/year junior and senior year; requires ACT 15+, a 2.5 GPA, and Pell-grant eligibility (less than the maximum Federal Pell Grant).
The full rules, deadlines and class years are on our Mississippi SAT prep page.
| College | State | Middle 50% SAT |
|---|---|---|
| UNC Charlotte | North Carolina | 1150 to 1340 |
| Temple University | Pennsylvania | 1130 to 1358 |
| Washington College | Maryland | 1155 to 1340 |
| Butler University | Indiana | 1170 to 1330 |
A score that is competitive at Mississippi College lands in the same part of the range at these schools. Cohorts differ by school, so read each page's notes before comparing.
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Find my teen's target scoreThere is no published minimum; the middle half of the reported group scored 1160 to 1330. A score at or above 1330 puts a student in the top quarter of that group. A score near 1160 is within the range, and grades, coursework and the rest of the application still decide the outcome.
Mississippi College lists its policy as: Required for 2026-27 (ACT, SAT, or CLT accepted; superscored). Check the official admissions page for your entry term before choosing test dates.
The cited source does not report one. Use the SAT range and the school's published requirements instead.
No. A middle 50% is a description of last year's group, not a cutoff in either direction. It tells you where a score is competitive, which is the useful part for planning test dates.
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