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50%
Open Admissions
80%
Graduation
About Auburn University
Auburn University is a public four-year institution located in Auburn, Alabama. With an enrollment of approximately 25,732 undergraduate students, it is a large institution. The university admits 50% of applicants, making it moderately selective. The graduation rate stands at a strong 80%. Graduates earn a median salary of $65,337 within 10 years of enrollment. After financial aid, the average student pays a net price of $23,897 per year.
Key Statistics
Acceptance Rate
50%
Class of 2026 data
Graduation Rate
80%
Enrollment
25,732
Total students
Median Earnings
$65,337
10 yrs after entry
In-State Tuition
$12,536
Per year
Out-of-State Tuition
$33,944
Per year
Average Net Price
$23,897
After aid (avg)
SAT Range (M+R)
1240–1380
25th–75th percentile
Campus Location
Admissions
Admission Requirements
ACT Score Range
25 – 31
Test Score Ranges
SAT Score (Math + Reading)
25th
1240
Median
1320
75th
1380
4001600
SAT Math
25th
610
Median
660
75th
690
200800
ACT Composite
25th
25
Median
29
75th
31
136
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Cost & Financial Aid
Cost Comparison
Out-of-State Tuition$33,944/yr
In-State Tuition$12,536/yr
Avg Net Price (after aid)$23,897/yr
What most students actually pay
Return on Investment
Below Avg4-Year Cost
$95,588
10-Year Earnings
$653,370
ROI Multiple
6.8×
Based on avg net price × 4 years vs. median earnings × 10 years after enrollment
Scholarships at Auburn University
Student Outcomes
80%
Graduation Rate
Above national average
$65k
Median Earnings
10 years after enrollment
25,732
Total Enrollment
Undergraduate students
