Application Numbers

<p>Found this in the Amherst Student (school paper):
[The</a> Amherst Student | News | College Admits 31 Percent of Early](<a href=“http://amherststudent.amherst.edu/current/news/view.php?year=2008-2009&issue=13&section=news&article=05]The”>http://amherststudent.amherst.edu/current/news/view.php?year=2008-2009&issue=13&section=news&article=05)</p>

<p>442 applied ED. 140 accepted (31% acceptance rate)<br>

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<p>Additionally:

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<p>Harvard University</p>

<p>Number of Applicants recieved: 9,068
Number Admitted: 2,105
Number Deferred: 26
Number of Accepted from Waiting List: 10</p>

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<p>Next year's class looks promising: I'm impressed.</p>

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the College also accepted nine Questbridge Scholars, who go through a different admissions process. The previous high had been four.

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Parker said there had been plans to gradually increase the size of the accepted class, but that the process was sped up in order to raise additional revenue given the economic climate.

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<p>So Amherst locked in enough to fill the poor quota. RD round will be bloodbath for serfs, peasants and petit bourgeois. Brilliant!</p>

<p>If tp wants to admit 25 more full-tuition paying trust fund kids/legacies, that's his decision.
Williams pulled this stunt and their endowment rose by more than 100 million dollars (8 percent) in less than two months.
Causation, no. Correlation, probably.</p>

<p>Give us back our cereal, our juicy burgers, and our exotic fruit juices.
Stop making us leap over puddles of soy sauce.</p>

<p>Every institution has quotas. Let blood run in the streets. </p>

<p>Preferably not on the way to Val, though.</p>