Admissions data checked October 9, 2026 by Florida Test Prep.
Rutgers University-Camden (Camden College of Arts and Sciences) reports a middle 50% SAT of 1250 to 1470 (admitted middle 50%, fall 2026 cycle). We use 1360 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 | 1250 to 1470 (admitted middle 50%, fall 2026 cycle) |
| Middle 50% ACT | 29 to 34 |
| Acceptance rate | Not reported in the cited source. |
| Testing for 2026-27 | Test optional |
| Type | Public university |
Source: Rutgers-Camden official admissions data. A middle 50% describes the central half of the reported group, not a cutoff.
| School | Middle 50% SAT | Acceptance |
|---|---|---|
| Princeton University | 1490 to 1560 | 4.4% |
| Rutgers University-New Brunswick (School of Arts and Sciences) | 1380 to 1520 | 65.3% |
| Rutgers University-Newark (Newark College of Arts and Sciences) | 1320 to 1500 | Not reported |
| Rutgers University-Camden (Camden College of Arts and Sciences) | 1250 to 1470 | Not reported |
| New Jersey Institute of Technology | 1235 to 1460 | 65.1% |
| The College of New Jersey | 1140 to 1320 | 62.3% |
| Rowan University | 1100 to 1300 | 76.5% |
| Stockton University | 1050 to 1250 | 85.5% |
| Montclair State University | 930 to 1200 | 87.9% |
Cohorts differ by school (admitted vs enrolled, and year). See every school with its cohort and source on SAT Scores for New Jersey Colleges.
New Jersey has no statewide SAT-cutoff merit scholarship; HESAA's main aid programs are need-based (the Tuition Aid Grant) or class-rank/GPA-based (NJ STARS, for community college students in the top 5% of their class with at least a 3.0 GPA), so score-tied money in New Jersey comes from each university's own merit scholarships, and those are themselves built around class rank or GPA rather than a published SAT grid.
TCNJ Presidential / Provost / Dean's Scholarships: Top 1-10% of high school class: up to $12,000/year (Presidential); top 11-20%: up to $9,000/year (Provost); top 21-30%: up to $5,000/year (Dean's). Renewable with a 2.5 cumulative GPA at TCNJ, for up to 8 semesters.
NJIT National Merit Scholarship: Covers tuition and fees for National Merit Scholars/Finalists who designate NJIT as their college choice; renewable with a 3.0 cumulative GPA and continuous full-time enrollment.
The full rules, deadlines and class years are on our New Jersey SAT prep page.
| College | State | Middle 50% SAT |
|---|---|---|
| Brigham Young University | Utah | 1290 to 1430 |
| University of Pittsburgh (Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences) | Pennsylvania | 1280 to 1440 |
| University of Vermont | Vermont | 1300 to 1430 |
| Indiana University Bloomington | Indiana | 1250 to 1450 |
A score that is competitive at Rutgers-Camden 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 1250 to 1470. A score at or above 1470 puts a student in the top quarter of that group. A score near 1250 is within the range, and grades, coursework and the rest of the application still decide the outcome.
Yes. Rutgers-Camden lists its policy as: Test optional. A score inside or above the range can still strengthen an application, and some scholarships and programs use scores separately.
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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