Happy New Year! This is the time of year when some colleges send out a summary of their Early Action/Early Decision application numbers. In particular order, except how they are stacked in my inbox, here are some numbers for you!
Dartmouth College
1675 Early Decision Applicants (6.7% increase)
469 Admits (that is 40% of the entering class)
482 Denied
683 Deferred
Brown University
3100 Early Decision Applicants
Georgetown University
6700 Early Action Applicants
14% of the Applicants were Admitted
Duke University
3180 Early Decision Applicants (a 25% increase!)
797 Admits (nearly 47% of the incoming class)
691 Deferred
Stanford University
6948 Early Action Single Choice Applicants
748 Admits
593 Deferred
Boston College
5500 Early Action Applicants (a 4% increase)
2300 Admits
Stay tuned for more stats as they come in and for some Visi specific numbers!
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Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Friday, January 4, 2013
From My Inbox
We received quite a bit of mail from colleges over the break, and I'll be sharing some highlights as I make my way through my inbox.
Brown University's Class of 2016
Applications: 28,742
Early Decision Admits: 555
Regular Decision Admits: 2181
Admit Rate: 9.6
Two items of note: Alumni interviews are strongly recommended and Brown will consider up to the November SAT test date for ED candidates and the January SAT date for RD candidates.
Changes at Colorado College
Last year, Colorado College received a record high number of applicants (5568), a 64% increase in the last decade. During this time their admit rate has also been reduced from 56% to 23%, and the yield on offers of admission has increased from 28% to 40%. Since 2010, they have offered a "flexible testing policy" that (in my opinion) is very student friendly. Bravo Colorado College!
More to come next week!
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Brown University's Class of 2016
Applications: 28,742
Early Decision Admits: 555
Regular Decision Admits: 2181
Admit Rate: 9.6
Two items of note: Alumni interviews are strongly recommended and Brown will consider up to the November SAT test date for ED candidates and the January SAT date for RD candidates.
Changes at Colorado College
Last year, Colorado College received a record high number of applicants (5568), a 64% increase in the last decade. During this time their admit rate has also been reduced from 56% to 23%, and the yield on offers of admission has increased from 28% to 40%. Since 2010, they have offered a "flexible testing policy" that (in my opinion) is very student friendly. Bravo Colorado College!
More to come next week!
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