Average Purity Score by Age: What's Normal?

One of the most common questions after taking the Rice Purity Test is "Is my score normal?" While there's no truly normal score, patterns do emerge across different age groups. Not sure what the test is? Read our guide: What Is the Rice Purity Test?

Age 18-20

Freshmen and early college students typically score between 65-85. This range reflects limited life experience combined with the beginnings of independence. According to research on emerging adulthood, this is a critical transition period.

Age 21-25

As people navigate their early twenties, scores tend to drop to the 40-65 range. This period of life often involves significant personal growth and new experiences. It's also when many people explore their personality type.

Age 26-35

By the late twenties and early thirties, most people settle into the 30-55 range. Life experiences accumulate but the pace of new ones often slows. This is also when healthy relationships become a bigger focus.

Age 35+

Older adults who take the test generally score between 25-50, reflecting decades of life experience.

Key Takeaways

Remember that these are rough averages and your individual score depends entirely on your personal choices and circumstances. There's no right or wrong score. The test is meant for fun and self-reflection, not judgment. Want to see where you land? Take the test now.

Your score is a snapshot in time and can change as you accumulate new experiences throughout your life.