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SAT 1480 · Family income $48k–$75k
Use it on Tufts University.
Most of this is decided by the school. Your profile moves it a little, and this page is about where that little is worth spending.
This result is a data-driven prediction and does not guarantee admission.
Early Decision against Regular, school by school
Estimates| School | Regular | Early Decision | Gain in points | Adjustment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tufts University | 8.5% | 32.0% | +23.5 | |
| Boston University | 11.0% | 31.3% | +20.3 | |
| Emory University | 8.6% | 22.2% | +13.6 | |
| Brown University | 3.4% | 12.8% | +9.4 | ×0.71 · your score is under its range |
| Case Western Reserve University | 35.6% | 25.0% | −10.6 |
No Early Decision estimate: Harvard University · University of California-Los Angeles · The University of Texas at Austin
Chance every school says no
27.2% → 7.5%
with two schools added
Schools to add
Santa Clara University · George Washington University
The schools on your list that qualify, ranked. The first is the answer; the others are the case for it.
Two schools ranked just below your own list, on the same U.S. News list, that admit at your score band. Ordered by what each publishes about its own Early Decision round. Turn on up to two — the figure above moves, and your choice is saved with this document.
Santa Clara University
Admitted 76.4% of its Early Decision applicants against 47.0% of everyone else (Common Data Set 2025-2026). Your SAT 1480 is within 10 points of its admitted 75th percentile (1490). · Overall admit rate 48.0%
This compares two rates the school published for two groups of applicants. The Early Decision pool is not a random slice of the applicants — recruited athletes, legacy applicants and QuestBridge matches are counted inside it — so this is a difference between the school’s two pools, not a multiplier on your own chances.
Family income $48k–$75k: $26,531/yr (AY 2023–24)
51–100 · U.S. News National Universities 2026
George Washington University
Your SAT 1480 is within 20 points of its admitted 75th percentile (1500). 722 merit awards averaging $22,037 (2025-2026). · Overall admit rate 47.1%
Family income $48k–$75k: $22,080/yr (AY 2023–24)
51–100 · U.S. News National Universities 2026
Up to 2 at a time.
Early Decision answers arrive around mid-Dec. If Tufts University defers or denies you, this is what is still open, and by when.
These are the schools on your list that take a second binding application, and the date each one set. They are dates, in the order they fall — which of them to use, if any, is a separate decision, made once you know the answer you get.
Your earliest Regular Decision deadline is Dec 1, 2026 (The University of Texas at Austin).
A deferral moves your application into Tufts University’s Regular Decision pool. Tufts University cannot take a second Early Decision application from you.
Your score across every band
your 1480 — the dashed line across every band
Your Early Decision candidates and the schools to add, in the same columns
| School | Tier | Early Decision vs rest | Your band | Net price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Tufts University The answer | 26–50 · U.S. News National Universities 2026 | Early Decision32.0% Everyone else in the same pool8.5% | $14,923/yr (AY 2023–24) | |
Boston University Qualifies | 26–50 · U.S. News National Universities 2026 | Early Decision31.3% Everyone else in the same pool11.0% | $11,778/yr (AY 2023–24) | |
Emory University Qualifies | Top 25 · U.S. News National Universities 2026 | Early Decision22.2% Everyone else in the same pool8.6% | $11,237/yr (AY 2023–24) | |
Santa Clara University To add | 51–100 · U.S. News National Universities 2026 | Early Decision76.4% Everyone else in the same pool47.0% | — | $26,531/yr (AY 2023–24) |
George Washington University To add | 51–100 · U.S. News National Universities 2026 | — | — | $22,080/yr (AY 2023–24) |
Admitted 17.9% of its Early Decision applicants against 4.8% of everyone else in the same pool — 3.7x
Common Data Set 2025-2026
Your SAT 1480 is below the admitted 25th (1510–1580).
Overall admit rate: 5.4%
Family income $48k–$75k: $5,858/yr (AY 2023–24)
Admitted 32.0% of its Early Decision applicants against 8.5% of everyone else in the same pool — 3.8x
Common Data Set 2025-2026
Your SAT 1480 is inside the admitted middle 50% (1470–1560).
Overall admit rate: 11.5%
Family income $48k–$75k: $14,923/yr (AY 2023–24)
Admitted 31.3% of its Early Decision applicants against 11.0% of everyone else in the same pool — 2.8x
Common Data Set 2025-2026
Your SAT 1480 is inside the admitted middle 50% (1420–1530).
Overall admit rate: 11.1%
Family income $48k–$75k: $11,778/yr (AY 2023–24)
Admitted 22.2% of its Early Decision applicants against 8.6% of everyone else in the same pool — 2.6x
Common Data Set 2025-2026
Your SAT 1480 is inside the admitted middle 50% (1470–1550).
Overall admit rate: 10.7%
Family income $48k–$75k: $11,237/yr (AY 2023–24)
Admitted 25.0% of its Early Decision applicants against 35.6% of everyone else in the same pool — 0.7x
Common Data Set 2025-2026
Your SAT 1480 is inside the admitted middle 50% (1430–1540).
Overall admit rate: 36.5%
Family income $48k–$75k: $20,849/yr (AY 2023–24)
Runs Early Action or Restrictive Early Action (2026-2027). Not binding, and not the application this page is about.
Overall admit rate: 3.7%
Family income $48k–$75k: $2,091/yr (AY 2023–24)
Overall admit rate: 9.0%
Family income $48k–$75k: $9,811/yr (in-state figure) (AY 2023–24)
Runs Early Action or Restrictive Early Action (2026-2027). Not binding, and not the application this page is about.
Overall admit rate: 26.6%
Family income $48k–$75k: $17,207/yr (in-state figure) (AY 2023–24)
What each would cost you
Family income $48k–$75k
Average paid by students receiving federal aid, by family income (College Scorecard). (AY 2023–24)
Average paid by students receiving federal aid, by family income (College Scorecard). International students are not eligible for U.S. federal aid, so they are not in this cohort and typically pay closer to the sticker price.
This compares two rates the school published for two groups of applicants. The Early Decision pool is not a random slice of the applicants — recruited athletes, legacy applicants and QuestBridge matches are counted inside it — so this is a difference between the school’s two pools, not a multiplier on your own chances.
Where a figure is labelled Common Data Set, it comes from the school's own annual filing for the cycle named beside it — not from a federal dataset.
27.2% → 7.5%
Chance that every school on this list says no, before and after the anchors you accepted.
This multiplies each school’s published admit rate as if the decisions were independent. They are not — the same transcript is read by every office — so treat it as a look at the shape of the list, not a forecast about you.
Estimates How these are estimated
Admit rate outside Early Decision 4.8% ×0.71 — your SAT is under the range it admitted (1510–1580).
Early Decision admit rate the school filed 17.9% ×0.71.
Filing: Common Data Set 2025-2026
Admit rate outside Early Decision 8.5%, not adjusted — your SAT is inside the range it admitted (1470–1560).
Early Decision admit rate the school filed 32.0%, not adjusted.
Filing: Common Data Set 2025-2026
Admit rate outside Early Decision 11.0%, not adjusted — your SAT is inside the range it admitted (1420–1530).
Early Decision admit rate the school filed 31.3%, not adjusted.
Filing: Common Data Set 2025-2026
Admit rate outside Early Decision 8.6%, not adjusted — your SAT is inside the range it admitted (1470–1550).
Early Decision admit rate the school filed 22.2%, not adjusted.
Filing: Common Data Set 2025-2026
Admit rate outside Early Decision 35.6%, not adjusted — your SAT is inside the range it admitted (1430–1540).
Early Decision admit rate the school filed 25.0%, not adjusted.
Filing: Common Data Set 2025-2026
Published admit rate 3.7% ×0.71 — your SAT is under the range it admitted (1510–1580).
Early Decision: Early Action / REA — no binding Early Decision
Published admit rate 9.0%, not adjusted — this school publishes no admitted range for the SAT.
Early Decision: No early application plan
Published admit rate 26.6%, not adjusted — your SAT is inside the range it admitted (1250–1510).
Early Decision: Early Action / REA — no binding Early Decision
These are estimates. Regular starts from the school’s admit rate outside Early Decision — everyone who did not apply early, from the same filing — or from its published admit rate where the school filed no Early Decision counts. Early Decision starts from the Early Decision admit rate the school filed. Both take one factor for where your test score sits against the range that school admitted: ×0.71 below its 25th percentile; inside the range or at or above its 75th, no adjustment — we never print an estimate above the rate the school reported, because that rate counts every admit, including those admitted for reasons a test score can't show. The ×0.71 rests on our assumption about who applies (35% of applicants below the range, 45% inside it, 20% above) — no school publishes that split, and we apply the same split to the early pool. The rate a school filed for its early pool includes recruited athletes and legacy applicants; the estimate does not take them out. No estimate is printed above 90%. Because the factor is the same on both, the two estimates stand in the ratio the school’s own filing shows — its Early Decision admit rate over the admit rate of everyone else, the multiple printed on its card. Your grades, essays and activities are not inputs to either figure — they move your own result, and no published number says by how much.
For international students: the admit rates here count US and international applicants together, and the prices are averages for US families who received federal aid. If you'll need aid, check what each college gives international students before you commit to Early Decision.
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