The hardest college to get into in every state by Abby Jackson and Tanza Loudenback on Dec 22, 2017, 1:08 PM Advertisement
 - Academic review site Niche reported the toughest college to gain acceptance into in every state.
- The list looked at SAT and ACT scores and college acceptance rates.
- The hardest college to get into in America is the California Institute of Technology.
With an acceptance rate of just 8.8% and typical SAT scores between 1500 and 1600, the California Institute of Technology is America's hardest college to get into, according to a list from academic review site Niche.com. The rankings are based on acceptance rates and SAT and ACT scores reported to the US Department of Education. College acceptance rates received a weighted average of 60% in the ranking computation, and SAT/ACT scores received a weighted average of 40%. Business Insider used Niche's state filter to find out which college is the hardest to get into in each of America's 50 states and the District of Columbia. Niche reports that a few states (Alaska, Delaware, Nevada, and Wyoming) are missing from the ranking because they don't have data for enough colleges. Scroll through to find out the most selective college in each state, along with their acceptance rate and SAT score, listed for the lower end of accepted students (25th percentile) and higher end (75th percentile). Note that Mississippi Valley State University and Union College reported ACT scores rather than SAT. SEE ALSO: The 50 smartest colleges in America SEE ALSO: The 25 US colleges with the best location Alabama: University of Alabama Acceptance rate: 51.1% SAT 25th-75th percentile: 990-1250
Arizona: Arizona Christian University Acceptance rate: 56.7% SAT 25th-75th percentile: 840-1090
Arkansas: University of Arkansas Acceptance rate: 62% SAT 25th-75th percentile: 1010-1230
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