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Pratt Institute

PIM says:
Pratt is looking for students with a passion for and commitment to art, design, architecture or writing as demonstrated primarily through portfolio. Portfolios should show your range of interests, your best work, and can include sketchbooks to show what you do outside of class. Pratt also looks at grades and SAT scores.
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Your Chances at PIM
(on ACT score alone)
Your Chances at PIM
(on SAT score alone)
Men
Women
# Applicants
1,493
3,597
# Admitted
764
2,072
% Admitted
51.2%
57.6%
% Overall
55.7%

Students who got into PIM:

Tips mention: Interview (4), ACT/SAT (9), Grades (16), Sports/Extracurriculars (2), College Essay (6)
Just send in anNov 01 2012Architecture
Just send in an essay. SAT Scores. TOEFL for International. Descent grades in High School. Descent Portfolio if they ask for one (most probably will - depends on major I guess).
SAT: 1800 Female
A standard application,Dec 20 2011Unknown
a standard application, essay, and a visual portfolio
Female
I applied to Pratt on a whim, not reallyApr 02 2009Video/Media
I applied to Pratt on a whim, not really expecting to get in. I submitted a short story for the portfolio that I had recycled from another college submission. The essay was written in a half hour before I clicked "apply". They got back to me incredibly fast and gave me a massive scholarship.
ACT: 27 SAT: 1680 Female
I made a 20 piece art portfolioSep 14 2003Video/Media
I made a 20 piece art portfolio. Even though I am going for animation, Pratt and most other colleges don't like cartoons. Most won't even look at them. I also wrote an essay (a tiny one compared to otehr High School projects), and got a good number on the SAT's (I don't even remember what I got...see how much that really matters in the end?)
Female
I submitted a portfolio and anMar 15 2003Video/Media
I submitted a portfolio and an essay. But you don't have to work hard to get in. I know people here who don't like to draw who got in from whipping a makeshift portfolio together in a month. Sadly, these people graduate too.
SAT: 1120 Female
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