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Boise State University Admission Chances

Moderately Selective · ID · 87.2% acceptance rate (based on recent admissions data)

3.51
Avg UW GPA
Admitted students
1070
Avg SAT
960–1180
23
Avg ACT
20–26
87.2%
Accept Rate

Test-blind school: Boise State University does not consider SAT or ACT scores in admissions decisions, even if submitted. The scores above are shown only as a reference for how your academic profile compares to previously admitted students.

SAT Score Range

Avg: 1070
400700100013001600
Middle 50% range Average

Boise State University is a moderately selective public university located in ID, admitting approximately 87.2% of applicants based on recent data. In-state students see a 81.0% acceptance rate compared to 70.0% for out-of-state applicants. Admitted students typically present an unweighted GPA around 3.51, an SAT score between 960 and 1180 (average 1070), and an ACT score between 20 and 26 (average 23). Use the calculator above to see how your own GPA, test scores, and extracurriculars compare to admitted students at Boise State University.

ACT Score Range

Avg: 23
110202836
Middle 50% range Average

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Frequently Asked Questions

Boise State University is test-blind. Unlike test-optional schools, which let applicants choose whether to submit scores, test-blind schools do not consider SAT or ACT scores at all — even if you submit them. Your application is evaluated on GPA, course rigor, essays, extracurriculars, and other holistic factors. The average test scores displayed on this page reflect previously admitted classes but are not used in current admissions decisions.
The average GPA of admitted students at Boise State University is 3.51 (unweighted). That said, GPA is just one factor — a strong upward trend, rigorous coursework, and a compelling personal story can offset a GPA that falls slightly below average.
Boise State University is test-blind and does not consider SAT scores in admissions decisions. The middle 50% range for previously admitted students was 960–1180 (average 1070), shown here only as a reference point. Submitting or withholding a score will not affect your application.
Boise State University is test-blind and does not consider ACT scores in admissions decisions. The middle 50% range for previously admitted students was 20–26 (average 23), shown here only as a reference point.
Boise State University's overall acceptance rate is 87.2% based on recent admissions data, making it a moderately selective institution. In-state applicants are accepted at a 81.0% rate, while out-of-state applicants face a 70.0% acceptance rate.
It depends on your individual stats. Use our free calculator to get a personalized estimate based on your GPA, SAT, state residency, and extracurricular profile.
Strong applications to Boise State University typically include compelling personal essays, meaningful extracurricular involvement, strong recommendation letters, and a clear sense of why you want to attend. Since Boise State University is test-blind, focus your energy on GPA, course rigor, and holistic factors rather than test scores.
Statistical Estimates Only — The acceptance rate, GPA, and test score figures shown on this page, along with any personalized admission chance predictions, are generated or estimated by a statistical model using historical data from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard and other publicly available sources. These are estimates only and do not guarantee actual admission outcomes or reflect an institution's most current data. College admissions decisions involve holistic review processes including essays, recommendations, extracurricular activities, and numerous subjective factors not captured by our model.

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