Division III · City University of New York Athletic Conference
John Jay College of Criminal Justice · Admissions
New York, NY · City · Public · Master's university · the NCAA Applications Administrators · Website ↗
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57%
Admitted
of 17,921 applicants
78th
Selectivity percentile
among Division III schools
1000–1250
SAT middle 50%
Optional
Test scores
55%
Graduate in 6 yrs
Where your scores would fall
The band is the middle 50% of admitted students; type a score to see where you land. A score alone is not a decision — coaches and admissions weigh the whole file.
SAT
1000 – 1250
Your SAT
SAT reading
520 – 640
SAT math
480 – 610
Test-optional: scores are considered if you send them but not required.
Selectivity in context
- Applicants17,921
- Admitted10,215 57%
- Undergraduates11,678
- Women63%
- Graduate within 6 years55%
For a recruit, admission runs alongside the coach's support: many schools admit supported athletes inside the middle 50%, but the academic floor is the school's, not the coach's. NCAA eligibility (a 2.3 core GPA for Division I) is a separate bar — see the guides.
Where it ranks
Among Division III schools; every list John Jay College of Criminal Justice is on.
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