<p>"Early Decision/ Action Applications Received 3,889
Early Decision/ Action Applications Accepted 902
Early Decision/ Action Acceptance Rate 23.19%"</p>
<p>I know that Harvard doesn't release this type of information, but around what number of acceptees and applicants are Hispanic/Mexican (not Puerto Rican).</p>
<p>Just a general figure.</p>
<p>well harvard is 7% hispanic...so by that i would say 60-65 of the acceptees were hispanic.</p>
<p>What about applicant numbers, do you think?</p>
<p>that is tougher to answer because harvard accepts a higher number of hispanics comparative out of the total # of hispanic applicants than the total # of applicants...</p>
<p>Would you say that a Hispanic applying ED would have A LOT better chance than a Hispanic applying RD?</p>
<p>an average applicant has a lot better chance applying ED over RD</p>
<p>if harvard is your #1 choice and you have the financial means to accept whatever is given to you (if anything at all) i would definitely say that you should apply ED</p>
<p>wow, zoned out there.</p>
<p>harvard is SCEA (single choice early action), so you dont have to enroll if you are accepted because you are allowed to apply to other colleges.</p>
<p>so once again, if harvard is you #1, apply EA</p>
<p>I'd like to apply, but I just don't feel my stats are up to par. I recently got a C in Stats, though I'm confident I'd get a 5... :-</p>
<p>well if its your #1 and you are competative (2000+ sat, top 5-10%, good ecs) then id say to apply.</p>
<p>My school is super competitive and small (like 180 for the class). I think I'm around 35/180, which isn't in the top ten percent. I think hoping and optimistic about breaking 2100 with good ECs, its rank that is killing me (along with a couple of bad grades).</p>
<p>well then come back when you know your gpa and sat after junior year...</p>
<p>I know my GPA, its like 95.231 Weighted</p>
<p>They do release the number of Hispanics accepted:</p>
<p>800 students admitted, 6.6% Latino= 53 students</p>