School profile
University of Charleston Lacrosse
University of Charleston in Charleston, West Virginia fields Division 2 women's lacrosse in the Mountain East Conference. The school admits 62 percent of applicants, with a middle 50 percent SAT range of 985 to 1,160, and enrolls 2,259 undergraduates.
Location
Charleston, WV
Admit rate
62%
SAT range
985-1,160
Undergraduates
2,259
The program
| Team | Division | Conference |
|---|---|---|
| Women's | Division 2 | Mountain East Conference |
How University of Charleston compares
With a 62 percent admit rate, University of Charleston is more selective than 72 percent of the college lacrosse schools we track. The middle half of admitted students scored between 985 and 1,160 on the SAT, or 19 to 23 on the ACT, which is the honest yardstick for whether it belongs on your list as a safety, a fit, or a reach. At 2,259 undergraduates, it is the 2nd largest of the 6 lacrosse schools in West Virginia with published data. Conference opponents recruit from the same pool, so the 3 peer schools listed below belong on the same target list. Admissions figures are College Scorecard data from 2020.
Conference opponents with published data
Recruits considering University of Charleston usually email these staffs in the same batch.
Common questions
Does University of Charleston have a lacrosse team?
Yes. University of Charleston fields Division 2 women's lacrosse in Charleston, West Virginia, competing in the Mountain East Conference. Contact details for the coaching staff are in the Vantage database.
How hard is it to get into University of Charleston?
University of Charleston admits 62 percent of applicants, making it more selective than 72 percent of college lacrosse schools. The middle 50 percent SAT range is 985 to 1,160. For a recruit, coach support can meaningfully change those odds, which is why you start the conversation early.
How big is University of Charleston?
University of Charleston enrolls 2,259 undergraduates, the 2nd largest among the 6 lacrosse schools in West Virginia with published data. Size drives class sizes, campus feel, and game-day atmosphere, so visit before you decide it fits.