Salem College

Winston-Salem, NC • private • III

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Overview

Institution Type

private

Campus Setting

Urban (City: Large)

Student Population

Undergrad: 461 • Total: 559

Academic Calendar

Semester

Address

Winston-Salem, NC
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Website

www.salem.edu

Region

Southeast

Carnegie Classification

Bac/A&S: Baccalaureate Colleges – Arts & Sciences Focus

Student Demographics

Gender Distribution

Male: 4 (0.9%) • Female: 457 (99.1%)

Admissions & Selectivity

Acceptance Rate

87.0%

1,698 admitted from 1,951 applicants

SAT Score Range (25th-75th percentile)

Reading: 588-685
Math: 490-630
Total: 1078-1315

ACT Composite Range (25th-75th percentile)

18-27

Application Types Offered

RD —

Application Requirements

—

Financial Aid Forms

FAFSA only

Deadlines

Rolling:

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Academic Outcomes

6-Year Graduation Rate

56.2%

4-Year Graduation Rate

51.2%

Freshman Retention Rate

67.0%

Cost & Financial Aid

Total Cost of Attendance (2022-23)

$53,298

Tuition + Room & Board + Books

Annual Tuition & Fees (2022-23)

Tuition: $33,848

Room & Board

$13,710

Books & Supplies

$5,740

Students Receiving Pell Grants

55%

🏈 Athletics

NCAA Division

III

Women's Sports (5)

Basketball Soccer Softball Tennis Volleyball

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Common questions about Salem College

What is Salem College's acceptance rate?

Salem College accepts 87% of applicants, from 1,951 applications.

How much does Salem College cost?

Tuition and fees are $33,848.

What ACT score do you need for Salem College?

The middle 50% of admitted students scored between 18 and 27 on the ACT.

What is Salem College's graduation rate?

56% of students graduate within six years.