<p>Hey,</p>
<p>Does anyone know if a higher percentage of CCer’s get into Penn, than the regular acceptance rate (judging from last years boards). I REALLY hope so, cause if wharton has a 20% admit rate this year…and for every 5 of us only 1 gets in…compared to the people on THIS board…gulp.</p>
<p>Yes it does. But in the end if you're not in that higher cc acceptance rate, it really doesn't matter does it?</p>
<p>hmm??? I meant that if 26% of people get into Penn, do 35% percent of CCer's get into Penn? (along those lines)</p>
<p>I don't remember the exact percentage (pton was 50% I believe)</p>
<p>I think last year about half got in and maybe 30% defered but I'm not compeletely sure</p>
<p>no way pton was 50%, especially last year the results look particularly discouraging, it was around 29-30% for the CCer EDers.</p>
<p>I think I'm talking about RD then, but I remember that number being tossed around :p</p>
<p>From last year's CC Official ED Decisions thread</p>
<p>College (25 apps):
accepted - 18 (72%)
deferred - 4 (16%)
rejected - 3 (12%)
guys who haven't posted: 6</p>
<p>Wharton (20 apps):
accepted - 6 (30%)
deferred - 11 (55%)
rejected - 3 (15%)
guys who haven't posted: 6</p>
<p>SEAS (7 apps):
accepted - 4 (57%)
deferred - 0 (0%)
rejected - 3 (43%)
guys who haven't posted: 1</p>
<p>Nursing (1 app):
accepted - 1 (lol nancy....) (100%)
deferred - 0 (0%)
rejected - 0 (0%)
guys who haven't posted: 0</p>
<p>Here's joint degree people, they might overlap with the other schools....
Huntsman (7 apps):
accepted - 5
deferred - 1
rejected - 1
guys who haven't posted: 4</p>
<p>M and T (7 apps):
accepted - 3
deferred - 2
rejected - 2</p>
<p>Total CC admit rate:
Accepted: 55.2%
Deferred: 26.8%
Rejected: 17.9%</p>
<p>Wow the college acceptance rate seems a bit high.</p>
<p>wow wharton got worked relatively badly. even huntsman/m&t had high rates, but not wharton. uh oh!</p>
<p>btw, thanks for doing that. i think it's helpful.</p>
<p>wow, i was pretty close......sometimes my memory surprises me</p>
<p>princess - Still high but not as high if you assume the non-posters were not accepted, though. </p>
<p>stambliark - ur welcome - just copied and pasted!</p>
<p>if i were accepted i would definitly post</p>
<p>tha's why i made the statistics thread</p>
<p>well, I think a lot of the weaker leech posters that come on CC just for the month of december doesn't post because they get rejected so that really screwes up the percentages. My guess is that those people who didn't post were rejected</p>
<p>also, please don't go by percentages alone. If you go over last year's ED thread (which you should), you would see that all the deferred and rejected wharton applicants were very strong- most stronger than college kids who were accepted in terms of scores, gpa and ECs</p>
<p>dooit: can you link us to that page</p>
<p>Figure the type of people who would be on this place, the kind that think that a four on an AP test is terrible, that an A- is going to get them rejected from every college. I would guess the acceptance rates for people on this place is higher because of the type of people this place attracts, not so much because they use this site to their advantage and gain knowledge or admissions secrets.</p>
<p>i disagree. yeah, we're mostly college freaks, which is about half of it, but i can't imagine what my app would have turned out like w/o CC. we edit essays, we answer Q's about the app....a lot of non-CC students out there may make tiny little mistakes that may hurt them, while we avoid the troubles, b/c everyone helps them out, and we can combine to get good, official information.</p>
<p>Sure, but wouldn't you, being the type of person you are, find that help elsewhere if cc weren't there for you?</p>
<p>really....where else can you find equally enthusiastic 17 year olds, plus alums and even adcoms to guide you in a process that you have never engaged in?</p>