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Photo: Russell Feldhausen from Manhattan, Kansas / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 2.0Auburn University
Auburn, AL
46%
Acceptance Rate
26,816
Undergraduates
$35k
Out-of-state tuition
82%
6-yr grad rate
$65k
Median Earnings (10 yrs)
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Data as of September 2026
Can I Get In?
46%
Selective
Acceptance Rate (2024-25)
Test OptionalSAT Range (2023-24)1260–1390
ACT Range (2023-24)26–31
Avg Admitted GPA (CDS)4.09
$50 application fee
26,816 degree-seeking undergraduates (2024-25)
Public · City: Small
Early Action: Sep 15, 2026 (passed)
Regular Decision: Feb 1, 2027
Can I Afford It?
Out-of-state tuition (2024-25)
$34,922
Average Net Price, In-State (2023-24)
$24,323
This college's average after grants for in-state students, all family incomes. Not your price.
$21,000Median Debt
Median earnings 10 yrs after entry$65,337/yr
Debt-to-earnings ratio32%
Why Go Here?
$65k
Median Earnings
10 yrs after entry
21:1
Student-Faculty Ratio
26.8k
Undergraduates
Large
Public · City: Small
How Does It Stack Up?
#41
Deal Score in AL
of 65 rated colleges
Deal Score75
Good value
17% First-Gen Students
13% Pell Grant Recipients
105Days
Next Application Deadline
Regular Decision: Feb 1, 2027
From the school’s admissions page, checked Sep 23, 2026. The year is projected for this cycle; confirm it with the school. Source
At a Glance
Auburn University is a public college in Auburn, AL. It enrolls 26,816 degree-seeking undergraduates (2024-25).
Deal Score
75
/ 100
Good value
Based on cost, earnings, & outcomes
Academics & Admissions
Student-Faculty Ratio
21:1
SAT Middle 50% / Avg GPA
1260–1390
SAT (2023-24)
4.09
GPA (CDS)
Test Optional
Application Deadline
Regular Decision: Feb 1, 2027
via Common Application
Cost & Financial Aid
Out-of-state tuition (2024-25)$34,922
Avg net price (in-state students), % of cost of attendance (2023-24)70%
Students Receiving Aid (CDS 2021-22)77%
Room & Board (2024-25)$16,626
Median Debt at Graduation$21,000
Highest-Earning Programs
Chemical Engineering$82k/yr
Computer Engineering$80k/yr
Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering$79k/yr
Architectural Engineering$77k/yr
Mechanical Engineering$74k/yr
Computer and Information Sciences, General$72k/yr
How to Apply
Early ActionSep 15, 2026 (passed)
Regular DecisionFeb 1, 2027
From the school’s admissions page; years projected for fall 2027 entry. Source
Apply via
Common Application
$50 fee
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The Vibe
8
Rigor
7
Career
7
Value
City: Small
Setting
Out of 10. Rigor from the SAT middle-50% midpoint (400 = 0, 1600 = 10); Career from median earnings 10 years after entry ($10k per point); Value is the Deal Score ÷ 10. Setting is the federal locale.
College Decoded Grades
B
Academics
B
Value
B
Outcomes
C
Diversity
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How much do families pay at Auburn University?
| Family income | Average net price (in-state students) |
|---|---|
| $0 to $30,000 | $16,681 |
| $30,001 to $48,000 | $17,627 |
| $48,001 to $75,000 | $20,558 |
| $75,001 to $110,000 | $25,808 |
| Over $110,000 | $29,547 |
Average net price after grants for in-state students, from the federal College Scorecard. See the full Cost tab
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