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Fall 2012 Fast Facts
5,400 Undergraduates
300 Graduate Students
6,000 Freshmen Applicants
3,100 Freshmen Accepted
1,050 Freshmen Class Size
2,770 Students On-Campus
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Fall 2012 Class Profile
89% Average Cumulative GPA
1090 Average SAT
(Critical Reading and Mathematics)
24 Average ACT Composite Score
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2012-2013 Viewbook
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Admissions Information
Admission to SUNY Fredonia is competitive. Mean scores for the class of 2012 are a cumulative high school average of 89%, 1090 SAT score (critical reading and math sections combined), and a 24 ACT composite score. The above scores are averages; we encourage applications from students who have taken a strong college-preparatory program in high school and rank in the top half of their high school class.
We do consider other applicants based on special talents such as fine and performing arts, athletics, leadership, etc., and our Educational Opportunity Program considers students who are academically and financially disadvantaged.
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Freshmen Requirements
Successful freshman candidates complete at least 16 college preparatory courses (which in New York State equals regents coursework) during high school, including 3 or 4 years each of science, math and foreign language, and rank in the upper half of their graduating class. You are also required to submit an essay and at least one letter of recommendation. Home-schooled students have additional requirements
You must take the SAT or the ACT in order to be considered for admission. SUNY Fredonia recommends - but does not require - that high school students take the writing section on whichever exam they choose to take. Writing scores will not factor into the admissions decision process.
Click here for more information on the application process.
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About SUNY Fredonia
Fredonia is a selective, comprehensive, public, residential, liberal arts university located in beautiful Western New York, just minutes from Lake Erie. Founded in 1826, it is among the most storied schools in the SUNY system, home to a world-renowned School of Music and over 100 degree programs in the liberal arts, natural and social sciences, education, mathematics, and business.
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