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Check out the SAT scores and the admission rates at the most competitive universities in 1990!Stanford University: average SAT 1300, admission rate15%Harvard University: average SAT 1360, admission rate 15%Yale University: average SAT 1370, admission rate 15%Princeton University: average SAT 1339, admission rate 16%University of California Berkeley: average SAT 1181, admission rate 37%Dartmouth College: average SAT 1310, admission rate 20%Duke University: average SAT 1306, admission rate 21%University of Chicago: average SAT 1291, admission rate 45%University of Michigan: average SAT 1190, admission rate 52%Brown University: average SAT 1320, admission rate 20%Cornell University: average SAT 1375, admission rate 29%Massachusetts Institute of Technology: average SAT 1370, admission rate 26%Univ. of N. Caroline Chapel Hill: average SAT 1250, admission rate 33%Rice University: average SAT 1335, admission rate 30%University of Virginia: average SAT 1230, admission rate 34%Johns Hopkins University: average SAT 1303, admission rate 53%Northwestern University: average SAT 1240, admission rate 41%Columbia University: average SAT 1295. admission rate 25%University of Pennsylvania: average SAT 1300, admission rate 35%Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: average SAT 1132, admission rate 70%California Institute of Technology: average SAT 1440, admission rate 28%College of William and Mary: average SAT 1206, admission rate 26%University of Wisconsin Madison: average SAT 1079, admission rate 78%Washington University: average SAT 1189, admission rate 62%