<p>I thought architecture was much lower...hmm...</p>
<p>Wow, I'm surprised how high ILR was...</p>
<p>crap. i decided not to apply for AEM program in CALS because i thought it'd be more competitive, so i did econ in CAS instead. bad idea, huh? oops.</p>
<p>babycakes I did the same thing, just transfer</p>
<p>figgy, AAP includes art and planning as well, which is not as competitive as architecture itself..so it brings the average admission rate up.</p>
<p>babycakes, don't worry about it too much! Your qualifications as an applicant are what matter, no so much a 5% difference in the acceptance rates of the colleges. I'm sure you're highly qualified either way! :)</p>
<p>How can people not designate a college? The supplement essay is specific to the college you apply to! That would be really strange!</p>
<p>aww you guys are awesome. thanks for the supporting words of advice. :)</p>
<p>I find the 49.2% acceptance rate for females in Engineering rather interesting, although not as much as the ratio between women and men at Human Ecology. I would have thought that it would have been the reverse.</p>
<p>It's really weird that MTV didn't show that Myles has been a successful child actor for years. I would think that that would be enough to get you into Stanford with perfect grades and scores, but maybe he screwed up the interview or something.</p>
<p>babycakes i'm pretty sure while cals over all is easier to get into than cas, the aem major's one of the most competitive majors in terms of admissions</p>