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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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