21% Jump in ED Applicants

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Pennsylvania
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<p><a href=“http://ivysuccess.com/upenn_2010.html[/url]”>http://ivysuccess.com/upenn_2010.html</a></p>

<p>Everyone should read that.</p>

<p>UPenn received 4,148 early undergraduate applications for the Class of 2010, a 21 percent increase from last year’s 3,420. </p>

<p>I believe they accepted 1169 students ED last year… so hopefully I’m doing the math correctly, as I was just accepted ED to Penn for mathematics.</p>

<p>Class of 2009 ED Acceptance: 1169/3420 = 34.18% (About 1 out of 3 accepted)</p>

<p>Since Mr. Stetson believes that 47% (roughly the same as last year) of the class the class of 2010 will be made up of ED students, Im going to assume the following.</p>

<p>**Class of 2010 ED Acceptance<a href=“roughly”>/b</a>: 1169/4148 = 28.18 % (Closer to 1 out of 4 accepted)</p>

<p>Just something to ponder.</p>

<p>-AJ</p>

<p>UPENN 2010!
It rhymes.</p>

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<p>Theoretical or applied math?</p>

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<p>Applied. Theoretical can be fun, but applied is what makes a defference in the world. I love both though.</p>

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<p>I guess you missed the ED freak-out when this was posted a month ago. But good to hear you got in.</p>

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<p>yeah definitely missed that</p>

<p>eek.</p>

<p>NOW I LOOK STUPID</p>