<p>i was going for LAS, rejected</p>
<p>Wow why are these midwestern schools like WashU and Northwestern have higher acceptance rates for transfer than freshman? I was waitlisted by WashU(fresh. app) this January and is there any hope for me to get in for 2nd semester freshman year?</p>
<p>I doubt it, but I guess it's possible if your grades are really high.</p>
<p>I'm assuming you were out of state for UIUC?</p>
<p>what is middlebury's transfer rate? thanks.</p>
<p>How about Davidson, Oberlin, Reed?</p>
<p>Davidson, plz???</p>
<p>why the hell would you ever apply transfer to davidson????</p>
<p>try uva, v tech, maryland, william and mary, UNC</p>
<p>bullseye: yes out of state. I'm not a resident of michigan, though, and was accepted there.</p>
<p>what's wrong with applying transfer to davidson???</p>
<p>Who knows UMrunner, college admissions are crazy. I'm applying to UIUC as a resident, Brown, Cornell, and WashU. What I really want to know is if you're having a blast at UM. That's what's important, that you fit well and you're happy with your decision. I know what I want in a college/university experience, and I know what it's like to both live on campus with a roomate and commute from home. I've lived a diverse experience and I'm hoping one of those schools will provide me with a good education and college life, fun, as well as a little away time from home. This year at home is nice, but I think that being away suits me better.</p>
<p>what's swarthmore's, dartmouth's, and emory's %? thanksyous</p>
<p>NYU, Columbia??</p>
<p>I know Swarthmore's %, like many small school's, fluctuates. Last year it was about 15%, but they've made the process easier this year so I wonder if it will be smaller. Swarthmore and Dartmouth are very different places though, you should know.</p>
<p>what's amherst's %? ecape, how are they very different places? i'm still trying to find out more about them.</p>
<p>how bought purdue and minnesota? for outa state</p>
<p>Swarthmore is known for liberal geeks, who work very hard. Swarthore's greatest strengths include social sciences and biology. Dartmouth student population is largely preppy and more conservative, w/ frat-style hard partying, a sports scene, and Dartmouth is of course a university. I know Dartmouth is strong in ecology, but I can't tell you too much more about the academics...
Amherst's % was 18 last year.</p>
<p>Wash U rates?</p>
<p>thanks for the info</p>