Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Cleaning Out My Inbox

As Admissions Offices assess how things went for the 2010-2011 application process, they have been updating us about their year. Here are some highlights...

  • Connecticut College had a 33.2% acceptance rate this year - 26% of applicants did not submit test scores with their applications (this is a test optional school). They will open a brand new science center on campus in the Fall of 2012.


  • Hamilton College sent us information that did not provide statistics, but was sure to inform us that this was the most selective year on record.


  • Looking for scholarship money? Auburn University sent a mailing about their numerous freshman scholarships. There are various levels of scholarship money available (including full tuition for four years), beginning with a minimum GPA of 3.25 and SAT's of a 1250 (critical reading + math) SAT.


  • Colgate University accepted 28.9% of their applicants this year. The average SAT I scores are 695 Critical Reading, 704 Math (1399 out of 1600). Average ACT composite is 32. Admitted students included 57% women and 43% men.


  • Rice University reported that their applications were up 12% and their acceptance rate was just 19%.


  • Georgetown University accepted 18% of their applicants this year.


  • DePaul University will not require standardized test scores next year. This new test optional policy puts emphasis on GPA and strength of program.



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