CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice
New York, NY
See recent admission activity, standardized-testing policy, test-score context, and the general factors this college reports using for first-year admission.
Fall 2024 reported admissions
Recent institution-wide admission rate
57.1%
Historical context, not your chance of admission.
Scores are not required for general admission review, but the college reports considering them when submitted.
Among enrolled students who submitted scores, the middle 50% fell within these reported 25th–75th percentile ranges.
8% of enrolled first-year students submitted SAT scores
0% of enrolled first-year students submitted ACT scores
SAT Reading & Writing
480–620
25th–75th percentile
SAT Math
450–600
25th–75th percentile
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SAT Reading & Writing middle 50%: 480–620
SAT Math middle 50%: 450–600
These are general factors the institution reported using for undergraduate admission review. The institution-level source does not identify which school, major, or applicant group triggers a factor. Program-specific requirements are presented separately.
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Official admissions websiteWhen compatible totals are available, the recent admission rate is applicants admitted divided by first-year applicants. It is not shown when applicants are zero or the reported counts are incompatible, and it never represents an individual student's probability of admission.
Score ranges describe recently enrolled first-year students who submitted that test. The 25th–75th percentiles contain the middle 50% of those reported scores. IPEDS reports SAT sections separately, so DegreePilot does not add them into a composite.
The official ADM2024 codes distinguish factors required to be considered, factors not required but considered when submitted, and factors not considered. English-proficiency applicability can vary by applicant; confirm who must submit it with the college.
Source: U.S. Department of Education, NCES IPEDS ADM2024. The open-admission flag comes only from the official IC2024 companion field. Missing, unavailable, imputed, and suppressed values retain their source status and are never converted to zero. Figures do not reflect program-specific rules or guarantee admission.
