Brigham Young University-Hawaii acceptance rate & admissions

Brigham Young University-Hawaii admits 47% of applicants, about 1 in 2. For Fall 2023, 481 of 1,270 applicants were admitted and 335 enrolled. The school requires SAT or ACT scores for admission. The middle half of Fall 2024 enrolled first-year students scored 960–1190 on the SAT or 21–25 on the ACT.

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Acceptance rate
47%

More selective than 100% of Hawaii colleges we cover. U.S. median 77%.

College Scorecard, Fall 2024 entering class

Test scores
Required

8% of enrolled first-years sent SAT scores, 27% sent ACT scores.

IPEDS Admissions, Fall 2023 entering class

Admitted students who enroll
70%

Called “yield.” A high yield means many admitted students choose Brigham Young University-Hawaii over other offers.

IPEDS Admissions, Fall 2023 entering class

Applicants, admits and enrollment

Applied1,270
Admitted481
Enrolled335

IPEDS Admissions, Fall 2023 entering class (first-time, degree-seeking undergraduates). Newer counts arrive with the next IPEDS release.

Brigham Young University-Hawaii SAT and ACT scores

Scores of enrolled first-year students who submitted them, Fall 2024. A quarter scored below the 25th percentile and a quarter above the 75th. If your score is above the 75th, Brigham Young University-Hawaii is likely within reach on scores alone; below the 25th, it is a reach.

Test25th percentile75th percentile
SAT reading & writing480620
SAT math480570
ACT composite2125
SAT total (approx.)9601190

College Scorecard, Fall 2024 entering class (reported to IPEDS). SAT total adds the two section scores, an approximation.

Brigham Young University-Hawaii admissions year over year

Entering classAcceptanceSAT readingSAT mathACTSource
Fall 202447%480–620480–57021–25College Scorecard
Fall 202338%500–608485–58321–25IPEDS

Score ranges are the 25th–75th percentiles. Each year is kept as published; we add a year with every federal release.

How selective is Brigham Young University-Hawaii compared with other Hawaii colleges?

Brigham Young University-Hawaii has the lowest acceptance rate of 6 Hawaii colleges we cover. Schools around it:

RankCollegeAcceptanceGraduationAvg. net price
1Brigham Young University-Hawaii47%53%$16,774
2University of Hawaii at Hilo61%48%$11,856
3Hawaii Pacific University86%35%$29,657
4University of Hawaii at Manoa87%64%$15,664
5Chaminade University of Honolulu91%55%$28,856
6University of Hawaii-West Oahu95%50%$10,327

College Scorecard, Fall 2024 entering class. All Hawaii colleges →

Who enrolls at Brigham Young University-Hawaii

First-year students who return for year two74%
First-year students from Hawaii8%
Pell Grant recipients15%
First-generation students19%
Women / men58% / 42%
International students61%

College Scorecard; IPEDS

Brigham Young University-Hawaii admissions questions

What is the Brigham Young University-Hawaii acceptance rate?

Brigham Young University-Hawaii accepts 47% of applicants, about 1 in 2. For the Fall 2023 entering class, 481 of 1,270 applicants were admitted.

Does Brigham Young University-Hawaii require the SAT or ACT?

Brigham Young University-Hawaii requires SAT or ACT scores for admission, according to its federal admissions report for Fall 2023. 8% of enrolled first-year students submitted SAT scores and 27% submitted ACT scores.

What SAT score do you need for Brigham Young University-Hawaii?

The middle 50% of Brigham Young University-Hawaii enrolled first-year students scored 960–1190 on the SAT and 21–25 on the ACT. A score above the upper number puts you in the top quarter of enrolled students; below the lower number puts you in the bottom quarter.

How many admitted students enroll at Brigham Young University-Hawaii?

70% of admitted students enrolled in Fall 2023 (335 of 481).

Is Brigham Young University-Hawaii getting harder to get into?

Brigham Young University-Hawaii accepted 47% of applicants for Fall 2024, compared with 38% for Fall 2023.

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Sources: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard and IPEDS Admissions; years shown with each figure. “Colleges we cover” means colleges awarding bachelor's degrees to at least 100 undergraduates. Back to Brigham Young University-Hawaii overview