What Share of Colleges in Each State Are Test-Optional?

State-by-state share of accredited colleges that do not require SAT or ACT scores.

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By Admit Coach / GPTKIDS LLC · Methodology

Share of accredited colleges in each state whose stored testing policy is test-optional, test-flexible, test-free, or test-blind. States with more private colleges often look more optional than states whose publics reinstated testing. This is an admission-policy map, not a scholarship-policy map.

Source: Admit Coach admission_details.test_policy, normalized from published policies and IPEDS where available.

StateCollegesNon-required testingShare
ND201890%
IN645281%
WV373081%
WI554480%
OR443580%
SC534279%
NE332679%
ME282279%
WA695478%
GA776078%
PA18214177%
MT211676%
NH251976%
OH14010676%
MN745676%
MI846375%
HI161275%
AK8675%
DE8675%
NJ856374%
MA1077974%
RI151173%
VT151173%
MO906572%
MD543972%
KS503672%
CT322372%
NM282071%
SD211571%
VA835971%
CO553971%
IA483471%
MS342471%
AR362569%
NC1097569%
PR734967%
KY422867%
TN714766%
TX20112964%
OK473064%
DC211362%
NY30919162%
AL482960%
AZ583560%
UT251560%
CA36521860%
ID171059%
FL1498758%
IL1367656%
NV181056%
LA442455%
WY11545%

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