A third of Michigan graduating seniors are ready for college
In Michigan public schools only 34.6 percent of students in the class of 2019 are "college ready."
The ranking is based on their SAT test scores as juniors and is identical to data from last year's graduating class.
According to M-Live about 58 percent of high school seniors met the standards for reading and writing.
In math, only 37 percent of students were college ready.
According to average SAT scores from schools across the state here is how ready Michigan high schools measure up for preparing your child for college life in our area.
Berrien County Schools | % College ready in all subjects |
St. Joseph High School | 65 |
New Buffalo Senior High School | 60 |
Bridgman High School | 47 |
Lakeshore High School | 47 |
Buchanan High School | 39 |
Berrien Springs High School | 35 |
Watervilet High School | 35 |
Niles Senior High School | 32 |
River Valley High School | 31 |
Coloma High School | 22 |
Brandywine Senior High School | 21 |
Countryside Academy | <20 |
Eau Claire High School | <10 |
Success - Three Rivers | <20 |
Berrien Springs Discovery Academy | <20 |
Benton Harbor High School | <5 |
Dream Academy Alternative School of Choice | <10 |
St. Joseph County | % College ready in all subjects |
Centerville Junior/Senior High School | 33 |
Three Rivers High School | 28 |
Sturgis High School | 24 |
Van Buren County | % College ready in all subjects |
Paw Paw High School | 31 |
South Haven High School | 26 |
Hartford High School | 19 |
Cedar Street Community and Family Center | <20 |
The full database is available here.
