Yeah alright champ, I'd have hoped if you're going to come on here and crow about the sterling academics of the Harvard of Glassboro Township that you'd know about pareto principles or power laws.
Rowan has an ACT of 26, great. That means it is basically the same Warren Wilson, Western Kentucky, Iowa, Duquesne, and a whole bunch of perfectly fine but average schools. Going to a school that has an ACT of 26 vs. 24 or 27 doesn't really matter, sitting here saying that Rowan opens a bunch of doors that the others don't is laughable at best. The difference is negligible and truly, truly marginal.
Going to one with a 30+ isn't, though. (Not that any elite school really uses ACT over SAT, for what it's worth.) That's what makes MIT or UChicago what they are, and those are the schools that open doors. The top 10% -- maybe 15-20% if you want to stretch it -- a tier that Rowan isn't and will never be in, those are the schools where people will make credible and specific decisions with regards to academics. Everything else, for the most part, is a long-tail wash.