APPLICATIONS GROWTH Class of 2013

<p>thanks BunsenB....from Wellesley's class of 2012 profile page ( Statistics</a> 2012 ), I add up 3981 applicants [from the SAT sections.....interesting that Wellesley doesn't just simply say how many applied, were accepted & enrolled....a bit cryptic!]</p>

<p>any case 4125/3981 = 3.6% growth</p>

<p>Brown applications are up 21%. Applications</a> up 21 percent over last year - Campus News</p>

<p>Goucher's admissions letter states their freshmen class will be selected from "approximately 4000 applications"</p>

<p>Common Data Set for 2007-2008 shows 3563 applicants, so that is about a 12% increase over that number.</p>

<p>Dartmouth has apparently done a re-count since last week. From the Dartmouth News:</p>

<p>"With applications for its Class of 2013 now tallied, Dartmouth has experienced yet another record-breaking year, with 18,007 applications, a nearly 9 percent increase from last year’s record 16,538, according to Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Maria Laskaris. Early decision applications were also up 9 percent over last year.</p>

<p>Dartmouth has already accepted 401 students into the Class of 2013 through the early decision admissions program, and expects to admit about 1,800 students through the regular decision program. Approximately 1,095 of those admitted are expected to matriculate in Sept. 2009."</p>

<p>UC systemwide up 2.9%</p>

<p>Cal-Berkeley up 0.4%
UCLA up 0.5%
San Diego down 0.7%
Santa Barbara down 5%
Irvine & Davis up 4%
Riverside up 7.6%
Merced down 0.6%
Santa Cruz down 2% (any out-of-stater's interested?)</p>

<p><a href="http://www.ucop.edu/news/factsheets/2009/fall_2009_app_table_3.pdf%5B/url%5D"&gt;http://www.ucop.edu/news/factsheets/2009/fall_2009_app_table_3.pdf&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p>

<p>Tufts-- reported that the ED 1 app pool "exactly" the same size as last year, and RD app pool down 4%. As ED1 apps are a small fraction of total apps, I'd guesstimate total apps are down somewhere between 3% and 4%.</p>

<p>Tufts</a> Daily - Tufts sees 12 percent rise in ED1 acceptances</p>

<p>here's the Dartmouth report mentioned by pbr:
Dartmouth</a> News - Dartmouth reports 9 percent increase in admissions applications - 01/23/09</p>

<p>UVa apps +16%</p>

<p>U.Va</a>. receives a record 21,511 applications for class of 2013 -- dailypress.com
UVa</a> reports record application numbers | Charlottesville Daily Progress</p>

<p>U Illinois UC....preliminary count apps +12%</p>

<p>Applying</a> to U. of Illinois? Get in line :: CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Education</p>

<p>prior estimates of Colby's apps decrease appear to have been exaggerated. The linked page reports that Colby's apps actually decreased by 7%:</p>

<p>Colby</a> College | News & Events | Admissions Numbers Strong</p>

<p>updated list</p>

<p>Brown ~+21% (still approx)
Carnegie Mellon up maybe
Chicago ~+7%
Colby (7%)
Dartmouth +8.9%
Duke +17%
Gettysburg ~(15%) (maybe just RD)
Hamilton ~(16%)
Harvard ~+5.6%
Kenyon (10%)
Middlebury ~(12%)
MIT +17%
Notre Dame up slightly
Princeton +2.3%
Rice +12%
St Olaf down
Stanford ~+20% (unsure if this is total apps)
Tufts ~(3 to 4%)
UC Berkeley +0.4%
UCLA +0.5%
UCSB (5%)
UCSD (0.7%)
U Illinois ~+12%
UNC +17%
UVa +16%
Wellesley +3.6%
Yale ~+14% (very rough)</p>

<p><a href="http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/olin-college/621775-candidate-s-weekend-dates.html%5B/url%5D"&gt;http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/olin-college/621775-candidate-s-weekend-dates.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p>

<p>According to this Olin College thread, the number of applications surprisingly decreased this year. Since the tuition is free at Olin this seems to go against the general economic trends.</p>

<p>According to a NYU press release:</p>

<p>"NYU Receives Record Number of Freshman Applications
Friday, Jan 23, 2009</p>

<p>New York University today announced that it received the largest number of freshman applications in the University’s history. For the second year in a row, over 37,000 high school seniors applied to be NYU freshmen. Some 37,180 men and women applied for NYU’s class of 2013, an increase of 123 applications over last year, the previous record."</p>

<p>momofdb-- by my calculation, NYU apps therefore increased 0.3%.</p>

<p>some NJ schools:
Colleges</a> adapt to new economy of admissions</p>

<p>Richard Stockton: +12%
Rowan: apps up but no numbers
Montclair State: +20%</p>

<p>George Washington U: total apps down 2.3%, despite huge increase (43%) in ED apps</p>

<p>Admissions</a> stats favor early decision - News</p>

<p>Penn State (Univ Park) apps up by 4% as of 1/12/09....still counting</p>

<p>Spanier</a> addresses trustees - The Daily Collegian Online</p>

<p>Conn College....no numbers, but:
[quote]
Early admissions are up substantially.... and regular admissions have increased slightly.

[/quote]
</p>

<p>TheDay.com</a> - Conn Copes With Sagging Endowment</p>

<ul>
<li>just reporting on top national universities & LACS, per USNews lists</li>
<li>"~" means the count is projected or incomplete, or I am not sure its final</li>
<li>"+" positive growth over last year</li>
<li>"(#)" negative growth over last year</li>
</ul>

<p>Brown ~+21% (still approx)
Carnegie Mellon up maybe
Chicago ~+7%
Colby (7%)
Conn Col up slightly
Dartmouth +8.9%
Duke +17%
George Wash (2.3%)
Gettysburg ~(15%) (maybe just RD)
Hamilton ~(16%)
Harvard ~+5.6%
Kenyon (10%)
Middlebury ~(12%)
MIT +17%
Notre Dame up slightly
NYU +0.3%
Penn State ~+4 so far
Princeton +2.3%
Rice +12%
St Olaf down
Stanford +20%
Tufts ~(3 to 4%)
UC Berkeley +0.4%
UC Davis +4.4%
UC Irvine +4.0%
UCLA +0.5%
UCSB (5.0%)
UCSD (0.7%)
U Illinois ~+12%
UNC +17%
UVa +16%
Wellesley +3.6%
Yale ~+14% (very rough)</p>

<p>anyone know anything about Emory?</p>

<p>Don't know anything official about Emory, but my son is getting a lot of deadline extension emails from them.</p>