What SAT or ACT score do you need to get into any college on the Southeastern region of US?

There's no single SAT or ACT score that guarantees admission to *any* college in the Southeastern US. The range of college selectivity in the Southeast is incredibly vast, from highly competitive universities like Vanderbilt and Duke (requiring extremely high scores) to many open-enrollment community colleges (where test scores may not even be a significant factor).

To get into *a* college in the Southeast, you might find some open-enrollment institutions that don't require standardized tests at all. However, to get into a more selective college, you'll need a much higher score. A good estimate for a *moderately* selective college might be an SAT score around 1100-1200 or an ACT score around 24-27, but even that's a broad generalization. More selective schools will require significantly higher scores.

To determine what score you need, you need to:

1. Identify specific colleges: Research colleges in the Southeastern US that interest you.

2. Check their admission requirements: Look at each college's website. Their admissions section will usually specify average SAT/ACT scores of admitted students, or minimum requirements (though minimums are often just the floor, not a guarantee of acceptance). Some may be test-optional or test-blind.

3. Consider your overall application: Remember that colleges consider much more than just test scores. GPA, coursework rigor, extracurricular activities, essays, and letters of recommendation all play a significant role in the admission decision.

In short, there's no magic number. Research individual colleges to understand their specific expectations.