2012 Transfer Admit Rates

Transfer Students
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<p>More schools have now reported their 2012 figures, so I have updated this. All figures from the CollegeBoard:</p>

<p><a href="https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/college-university-search/university-of-chicago%5B/url%5D"&gt;https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/college-university-search/university-of-chicago&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p>

<p>Harvard University: 1.04% (15/1448) 2012
University of Chicago: 2.12% (21/990) (of those 16 enrolled, 76% yield) 2012
Stanford University: 2.25% (34/1512) 2012
California Institute of Technology: 2.34% (5/214) 2012
Duke University: 2.83% (26/920) 2011
Yale University: 2.87% (28/974) 2012
Dartmouth College: 3.75% (30/799) 2012
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: 5.51% (25/454) 2012
Washington University in St. Louis: 5.83% (81/1389) 2012
Columbia University: 6.22% (147/2365) 2012
Johns Hopkins University: 8.31% (89/1071) 2012
Northwestern University: 8.55% (130/1521) 2011
University of Pennsylvania: 9.4% (197/2096) 2012
Brown University: 11.24% (214/1904) 2011
Carnegie Mellon University: 10.29% (79/768) 2012
Georgetown: 13.67% (282/2063) 2012
Rice University: 20% 2011
Cornell University: 21% 2011
University of California - Berkeley: 22% 2011
University of Southern California: 25% 2011
Wake Forest University: 26% 2011
University of California - Los Angeles: 27.96% (5290/18923) 2012
Vanderbilt University: 26.14% (362/1385) 2012
Emory University: 28% 2011
University of Virginia: 37.26% (895/2402) 2012
University of Notre Dame: 40% 2011</p>

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<p>Thanks for posting a link to Chicago’s elusive Common Data Set. </p>

<p>Oops … that was not it! Yet again! :)</p>

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<p>Those are some tough numbers…</p>

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<p>UIUC went down from 51% to 49%</p>

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<p>God… Stanford’s admit rate dropped 50% from the previous year, didn’t it? I’m terrified that I’ll get rejected everywhere.</p>

<p>I don’t even want to face the prospect that I will have to return to my current university for another year.</p>

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<p>^Same here. I did a rough estimation and find out my chance is half-half. Can’t believe I go through all the trouble now I am facing this ridiculous rate.</p>

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<p>I’m going to cry. I applied to Georgetown, Vanderbilt, and UMich.
That leaves me at 13%, 26% and 34%.</p>

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<p>I liked my life better 5 minutes ago.</p>

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<p>Maybe less people will apply this year given the extremely low admit rates the last few years.</p>