Collect The Waitlist Numbers By School

Applying to College
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<p>OK, about the MIT list size, its definitely 739 according to MIT website.</p>

<p>What's more important, here are some facts (from the last year probably, according to numbers) that would be useful... multiply those numbers by at least 1.5 for this year (to avoid making a more optimistic estimate, since most of them seem to waitlist more than the class size :p ).</p>

<pre><code>* Cornell University
o Number waitlisted: 3,213
o Number who accepted a place on waitlist: 1,976
o Number admitted from waitlist: 279
o Percentage admitted from waitlist: 14%

  • Grinnell College
    o Number waitlisted: 740
    o Number who accepted a place on waitlist: 279
    o Number admitted from waitlist: 16
    o Percentage admitted from waitlist: 6%

  • Haverford College
    o Number waitlisted: 732
    o Number who accepted a place on waitlist: 305
    o Number admitted from waitlist: 10
    o Percentage admitted from waitlist: 3%

  • Middlebury College
    o Number waitlisted: 1,231
    o Number who accepted a place on waitlist: 603
    o Number admitted from waitlist: 0
    o Percentage admitted from waitlist: 0%

  • Penn State University, University Park
    o Number waitlisted: 1,828
    o Number who accepted a place on waitlist: 1,704
    o Number admitted from waitlist: 1,356
    o Percentage admitted from waitlist: 80%

  • Skidmore College
    o Number waitlisted: 1,584
    o Number who accepted a place on waitlist: 522
    o Number admitted from waitlist: 59
    o Percentage admitted from waitlist: 11%

  • University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
    o Number waitlisted: 8,385
    o Number who accepted a place on waitlist: 2,776
    o Number admitted from waitlist: 525
    o Percentage admitted from waitlist: 19%

  • Yale University
    o Number waitlisted: 728
    o Number who accepted a place on waitlist: 204
    o Number admitted from waitlist: 56
    o Percentage admitted from waitlist: 27%
    </code></pre>

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<p>anyone know about Columbia?</p>

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<p>Amherst 900
Claremont McKenna 500
Clemson 100
Cornell 3432
Dartmouth 1500
Kenyon 200
MIT 735
Northeastern 1400
NYU 1867
Princeton 1526
Stanford around 6% of applicants, or 1500 (offered waitlist)
Swarthmore 1000 (offered waitlist)
Upenn 4 percent of applicants, or about 900 (offered waitlist)
UGA 1300-1400(offered waitlist)
UVA 3000+
UVM 3000
Wake 150-200
Williams 500
Worcester Poly 800+
Yale 1052</p>

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<p>Georgetown?</p>

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<p>bump........</p>

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<p>Mount Holyoke is>500</p>

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<p>I've heard Emory is around 600. Not positive though</p>

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<p>UNC Chapel Hill=1,000</p>

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<p>wow yale admits 24% off their waitlist. I’m surprised to see double digits.</p>

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<p>University of Notre Dame was expecting around 700 people to stay on the waitlist.</p>

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<p>Amherst 900
Claremont McKenna 500
Clemson 100
Cornell 3432
Dartmouth 1500
Emory 1000 (expected, may be lower)
Kenyon 200
MIT 735
Northeastern 1400
NYU 1867
Princeton 1526
Stanford around 6% of applicants, or 1500 (offered waitlist)
Swarthmore 1000 (offered waitlist)
Upenn 4 percent of applicants, or about 900 (offered waitlist)
UGA 1300-1400(offered waitlist)
UVA 3000+
UVM 3000
Wake 150-200
Williams 500
Worcester Poly 800+
Yale 1052</p>

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<p>Anyone know about Bucknell or Washington and Lee University? THANKS for your help!!</p>

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<p>If anyone knows the exact number for Notre Dame, that would be great. What I said was just their estimate.</p>

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<p>How about Vassar?</p>

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<p>Oberlin? Middlebury?</p>

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<p>Just throwing this out there that the for yale above is wrong. According to my eli account (I was waitlisted there) there were 769 students offered a position on the waitlist this year.</p>

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<p>Does anyone have the scoop on Harvard?</p>

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<p>They’re not telling to the best of my knowledge.</p>

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<p>I’ve noticed some people asking about liberal arts colleges. Does anyone know about Vassar? Middlebury? Oberlin? And others?</p>

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<p>Bowdoin has 1100</p>