<p>Here are the RD yields at the Ivies (+ Stanford) for the Class of 2009. Compare these with the advertized overall yield rates, and you will see the boost generated by the ED programs (or SCEA in the cases of Harvard and Yale.)</p>
<p>2009 RD yields: H-67.9%; Prin-52%; Y-57.1%; S-55.7%; Penn 48.4%; B - 46.3%; D -40.5%; Col 46.8%; Cornell 36.7% (Note that this yield rate includes the yield rate on deferred early applicants and on waitlist admits.)</p>
<p>Total applied: 18914
Total admitted: 2207
Total admit rate: 11.7%</p>
<p>ED applied: 2428
ED accepted: 594 (24.5%)
ED deferred: 723 (29.8%)
ED rejected: 1111 (45.8%)</p>
<p>RD applied: 16486
ED deferred: 723
Total RD pool: 17209
RD admitted: 1613
RD admit rate: 9.37%</p>
<p>warbler is that for cc and seas combined?
I'm probably applying ED in 2 years and i sure as hell hope thats just for the college not seas.</p>
<p>I'm not sure where you are getting your numbers from but Spectator has Columbia College at 8.9% and overall admit at 10.4%</p>
<p>That's because I had to combine Columbia College and SEAS. If I knew how many applied ED to Columbia College, I would have the data to separate the numbers and admit rates.</p>