the University of Illinois Chicago is known for being a somewhat selective school. They receive roughly 25,000 applications every admission cycle. The overall acceptance rate tends to be around 78 percent which is equal about 20,000 students who were successful in the admission process of the institution. However, when the semester starts, only about 4,650 or 23% of the candidates who received the letter of acceptance from the University of Illinois Chicago choose to attend. The ratio of the candidates who applied is 43% and 56% for males and females respectively. However, of the first-year students enrolled, 53% were typically women chose the University of Illinois Chicago after receiving the letter of acceptance and 46% were men. the University of Illinois Chicago’s undergraduate application fee is $60. First-year students are requested to submit their ACT or SAT scores to the University of Illinois Chicago when filling out the application. Often, an ACT score of 23 - 30 or a 1,140 - 1,360 SAT score is the range that students have greater chances to be accepted. This school also allows submissions of Advanced Placement (AP) credits and Credit for life experiences.

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Student ACT Scores

25th %
75th %



Student SAT Scores

25th %
75th %



First-Year Admission Statistics

Application, Acceptance, Enrollment Statistics from the 2023 Admissions Cycle
Applications
25,420
Male 10,989
Female 14,431

 

Acceptance
19,955
Male 8,116
Female 11,839

 

Enrollment Total
4,647
Male 2,166
Female 2,481


Acceptance Rate
78.5%
Male
73.9%
Female
82%

 

Yield
23.3%
Male
26.7%
Female
21%


Application Fees and Other Information

Application Fees

Undergraduate

$60


Graduate

$70



Credit from AP or Pre-college classes

  • Advanced Placement (AP) credits
  • Credit for life experiences


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