Details on UCLA class of 2021 based on these articles: http://newsroom.ucla.edu/releases/ucla-breaks-several-records-with-2017-freshman-applications
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ucla-admissions-20170405-story.html
Tip o’ the hat to @PragmaticMom
Updating UCLA:
Harvard RD 1118 out of 33,033 (3.4%)
Princeton RD 1120 out of 26,053 (4.3%)(waitlist,1168=4.5%, Yield,1308=69.2%)
Stanford REA/RD 2050 out of 44,073 (4.6%)
Yale RD 1401 out of 27,814 (5.0%)(Yield,1550=69.2%)
Columbia ED/RD 2185 out of 37,389 (5.8%)
Brown RD 1927 out of 29,554 (6.5%)(Deferred accepted,100=5.4%, waitlist,1000=3.4%)
MIT RD 781 out of 11,853 (6.6%)
Pomona RD 554 out of 8155 (6.8%)(Yiels,415=56.0%)
Penn RD 2345 out of 34,266 (6.8%)(Yield,2445=66.1%)
Northwestern RD ~2408 out of 33,519 (7.2%)
Duke RD 2255 out of ~30,884 (7.3%)(58 deferred accepted=8.6%)
MIT EA 657 out of 8394 (7.8%) (def=69.7%, rej=22.4%)
Claremont RD 450 out of 5683 (7.9%)
Dartmouth RD 1537 out of 18,035 (8.5%)
Vanderbilt RD 2382 out of 27,841 (8.6%)
Swarthmore ED/RD 960 out of 9383 (10.2%)(Yield,405=42.1%)
Johns Hopkins RD 2542 out of 24,644 (10.3%)
Cornell RD ~4510 out of 41,654 (10.8%)(waitlist,5713=13.7%)
Bowdoin RD 719 out of ~6264 (11.5%)
Georgetown EA 931 out of 7822 (11.9%)(def=88.1%)
Williams College RD 996 out of 7865 (12.7%)
Tufts RD ~2453 out of 18,791 (13.1%)
Boston University ED2 ~274 out of 2039 (~13.4%)
Harvey Mudd RD 485 out of 3575 (13.6%)
Harvard SCEA 938 out of 6473 (14.5%)
Colorado College ED1/ED2/EA/RD 1212 out of 8215 (14.7%)
Barnard ED/RD 1139 out of 7716 (14.8%)
Princeton SCEA 770 out of 5003 (15.4%)
Wesleyan ED1/ED2/RD ~1932 out 12,543 (15.4%)
PItzer ED1/ED2/RD 584 out of 3753 (15.6%)
Colby ED1/ED2/RD 1750 out of 11,190 (15.6%)
Washington University in St. Louis ED/RD ~4875 out of 30,464 (16%)
UCLA RD ~16,320 out of 102,000 (~16%)(Yield,4350=26.6%)
USC RD 8980 out of 56,000 (16.0%)
Harvey Mudd ED1/ED2 81 out of 503 (16.1%)
Middlebury RD 1350 out of ~8082 (16.7%)(Yield,705=40.2%)
Yale SCEA 871 out of 5086 (17.1%) (def=52.7%, rej=28.6%)
Georgetown RD 2382 out of 13,643 (17.5%)(Yield, 1600=48.3%)
Georgia Tech RD (IS/OOS) 2917 out of 15,769 (18.5%)
Haverford ED/RD 859 out of 4424 (19.4%)
Florida State RD ~4000 out of 20,118 (~19.9%)
Carleton College ED1/ED2/RD ~1300 out of 6500 (~20%)(Yield,520=~40%)(ED1/ED2=~208)
Rice ED 329 out of 1604 (20.5%)
Pomona ED1/ED2 187 out of 891 (21.0%)
Wellesley ED1/ED2/RD ~1197 out of 5700 (~21%)
Tulane ED1/ED2/EA/RD ~7477 out of 35,605 (~21%)
Emory RD 4698 out of 22,201 (21.2%)
UVA RD (OOS) 2342 out of 10,897 (21.5%)
Brown ED 695 out of 3170 (21.9%)(def=60%, rej=18%)
Georgia Tech EA (OOS) ~2300 out of 11,515 (~21%)
Penn ED 1354 out of 6147 (22.0%)
UVA EA (OOS) 3339 out of 14,968 (22.3%)
Vassar ED1/ED2/RD 1769 out of 7746 (22.8%)(275 ED accepted)
Hamilton ED1/ED2/RD ~1345 out of 5700 (23.6%)
Vanderbilt ED1/ED2 ~860 out of 3647 (23.6%)
Carnegie Mellon ED 330 out of 1375 (24.0%)
Notre Dame REA 1470 out of 6020 (24.4%) (893 def=14.8%)
Duke ED 861 out of 3516 (24.5%)(def,671=19.1%)
UVA RD (IS/OOS) 4043 out of 16,361 (24.7%)
Boston University RD 14,013 out of 56,634 (24.7%)(Yield,3400=22.4%)
Bowdoin ED1/ED2 244 out of ~976 (~25%)
Wake Forest RD ~2750 out of 11,000 (~25%)(Yield,1350=38.6%)
Cornell ED ~1379 out of 5384 (25.6%)(def=20.9%, rej=53.5%)
Northwestern ED ~963 out of 3736 (~25.7%)
NYU (All Campuses) RD ~15,235 out of 58,045 (~26.2%)
NYU (NYC) RD ~14,850 out of 55,000 (~27%)
Dartmouth ED 555 out of 1999 (27.8%)
Georgia Tech EA (IS/OOS) 4380 out of 15,715 (27.9%)
Boston University ED1/ED2 ~1190 out of 4181 (~28.5%)
UVA EA (IS/OOS) 5914 out of 20,446 (28.9%)(def,5458=26.7%; rej,9074=44.4%)
Tulane EA/ED1 6480 out of 22,256 (29.1%)
Tufts ED1/ED2 ~675 out of 2310 (~29.2%)
Trinity College RD 1691 out of 5655 (30.0%)
UVA RD (IS) 1701 out of 5664 (30.0%)
Johns Hopkins ED 591 out of 1934 (30.6%)
Emory ED 474 out of 1493 (31.7%)
Boston College RD ~6300 out of 28,500 (32.3%)
Kenyon ED/RD 1850 out of 5600 (33.0%)
Scripps ED1/ED2/RD 949 out of 2841 (33.4%)(RD=~33%)
Boston College EA ~2900 out of 9000 (~33%)(def,3500=38.9%, rej,2500=27.8%)
William & Mary RD ~4692 out of 13,892 (33.8%)(Yield,1520=29.1%)
Claremont ED1/ED2 207 out of 667 34.1%)
Pitzer ED1/ED2 __ out of __ (34.4%)
Union RD 2189 out of 6260 (35.0%)(Yield,575=23.5%)
Williams ED 257 out of 728 (35.3%)
NYU (All Campuses) ED1/ED2 3285 out of 9187 (35.8%)
Wake Forest ED1/ED2 ~750 out of 2000 (~37.5%)
Scripps ED1/ED2 __ out of __ (~38%)
Middlebury ED2 60 out of ~155 (38.7%)
University of Florida RD 13,214 out of ~34,000 (~38.9%)
Macalester ED1/ED2/RD ~2301 out of 5901 (~39.0%)
George Washington RD 10,216 out of ~25,500 (~40.1%)
Boston University ED1 916 out of 2142 (42.8%)
Middlebury ED1/ED2 403 out ~828 (48.7%)
UVA EA (IS) 2575 out of 5278 (48.8%)
Fordham EA 9812 out of 19,859 (49.4%)
Georgia Tech EA (IS) ~2080 out of 4200 (~49%)
Middlebury ED1 343 out of 673 (51.0%) (def,60=8.9%, rej,270=40.1%)
William & Mary ED 528 out of 1023 (51.6%)
University of Georgia EA 8059 out of 15,614 (51.6%)
Fordham ED 156 out of 293 (53.2%)
George Washington ED1/ED2 815 out of ~1500 (~54.3%)
Florida State EA ~13,000 out of 22,207 (58.6%)
Union ED 261 out of 413 (63.2%)
Trinity College ED1/ED2 315 out of 443 (71.1%)
American ED1/ED2 758 out of 918 (82.6%)
My mistake on UCLA. There’s something wrong about the target class size from the LA Times article, so I’ll need to correct the Yield figure. It did seem odd because the article stated that Yield was 37% last year and on the rise.
**Ranked Admissions Data
Class of 2021: Ivy League + MIT, Stanford
Total Applications:**
1.Cornell 47,038
2.Stanford 44,073
3.Penn 40,413
4.Harvard 39,506
5.Columbia 37,389
6.Yale 32,900
7.Brown 32,724
8.Princeton 31,056
9.MIT 20,247
0.Dartmouth 20,034
Regular Decision Acceptance Rate:
1.Harvard RD 1118 out of 33,033 (3.4%)
2.Princeton RD 1120 out of 26,053 (4.3%)
3.Stanford REA/RD 2050 out of 44,073 (4.6%)
4.Yale RD 1401 out of 27,814 (5.0%)
5.Columbia ED/RD 2185 out of 37,389 (5.8%)
6.Brown RD 1927 out of 29,554 (6.5%)
7.MIT RD 781 out of 11,853 (6.6%)
8.Penn RD 2345 out of 34,266 (6.8%)
9.Dartmouth RD 1537 out of 18,035 (8.5%)
0.Cornell RD 4510 out of 41,654 (10.8%)
Early Acceptance Rate:
1.MIT EA 657 out of 8394 (7.8%)
2.Harvard SCEA 938 out of 6473 (14.5%)
3.Princeton SCEA 770 out of 5003 (15.4%)
4.Yale SCEA 871 out of 5086 (17.1%)
5.Brown ED 695 out of 3170 (21.9%)
6.Penn ED 1354 out of 6147 (22.0%)
7.Cornell ED 1379 out of 5384 (25.6%)
8.Dartmouth ED 555 out of 1999 (27.8%)
0.Columbia (no data)
0.Stanford (no data)
Total Acceptance Rate:
1.Stanford REA/RD 2050 out of 44,073 (4.6%)
2.Harvard SCEA/RD 2056 out of 39,506 (5.2%)
3.Columbia ED/RD 2185 out of 37,389 (5.8%)
4.Princeton SCEA/RD 1890 out of 31,056 (6.1%)
5.Yale 2272 SCEA/RD out of 32,900 (6.9%)
6.MIT EA/RD 1438 out of 20,247 (7.1%)
7.Brown ED/RD 2622 out of 32724 (8.0%)
8.Penn ED/RD 3699 out of 40,413 (9.2%)
9.Dartmouth ED/RD 2092 out of 20,034 (10.4%)
0.Cornell ED/RD 5889 out of 47,038 (12.5%)
*Ranked Admissions Data
Class of 2021: Top 25 Universities
Total Applications:**
1.Cornell 47,038
2.Stanford 44,073
3.Penn 40,413
4.Harvard 39,506
5.Columbia 37,389
6.Northwestern 37,255
7.University of Virginia 36,807
8.Duke 34,400
9.Yale 32,900
10.Brown 32,724
11.Vanderbilt 31,488
12.Princeton 31,056
13.Washington University in St. Louis 30,464
14.Johns Hopkins 26,578
15.Emory 23,694
16.Georgetown 21,465
17.Tufts 21,101
18.MIT 20,247
19.Dartmouth 20,034
Regular Decision Acceptance Rate:
1.Harvard RD 1118 out of 33,033 (3.4%)
2.Princeton RD 1120 out of 26,053 (4.3%)
3.Stanford REA/RD 2050 out of 44,073 (4.6%)
4.Yale RD 1401 out of 27,814 (5.0%)
5.Columbia ED/RD 2185 out of 37,389 (5.8%)
6.Brown RD 1927 out of 29,554 (6.5%)
7.MIT RD 781 out of 11,853 (6.6%)
8.Penn RD 2345 out of 34,266 (6.8%)
9.Northwestern RD 2408 out of 33,519 (7.2%)
10.Duke RD 2255 out of 30,884 (7.3%)
11.Dartmouth RD 1537 out of 18,035 (8.5%)
12.Vanderbilt RD 2382 out of 27,841 (8.6%)
13.Johns Hopkins RD 2542 out of 24,644 (10.3%)
14.Cornell RD 4510 out of 41,654 (10.8%)
15.Tufts RD 2453 out of 18,791 (13.1%)
16.Washington University in St. Louis ED/RD 4875 out of 30,464 (16%)
17.Georgetown RD 2382 out of 13,643 (17.5%)
18.Emory RD 4698 out of 22,201 (21.2%)
19.UVA RD (OOS) 2342 out of 10,897 (21.5%)
20.UVA RD (IS) 1701 out of 5664 (30.0%)
Early Acceptance Rate:
1.MIT EA 657 out of 8394 (7.8%)
2.Georgetown EA 931 out of 7822 (11.9%)
3.Harvard SCEA 938 out of 6473 (14.5%)
4.Princeton SCEA 770 out of 5003 (15.4%)
5.Yale SCEA 871 out of 5086 (17.1%)
6.Brown ED 695 out of 3170 (21.9%)
7.Penn ED 1354 out of 6147 (22.0%)
8.UVA EA (OOS) 3339 out of 14,968 (22.3%)
9.Vanderbilt ED1/ED2 860 out of 3647 (23.6%)
10.Duke ED 861 out of 3516 (24.5%)
11.Cornell ED 1379 out of 5384 (25.6%)
12.Northwestern ED 963 out of 3736 (25.7%)
13.Dartmouth ED 555 out of 1999 (27.8%)
14.Tufts ED1/ED2 675 out of 2310 (29.2%)
15.Johns Hopkins ED 591 out of 1934 (30.6%)
16.Emory ED 474 out of 1493 (31.7%)
17.UVA EA (IS) 2575 out of 5278 (48.8%)
Total Acceptance Rate:
1.Stanford REA/RD 2050 out of 44,073 (4.6%)
2.Harvard SCEA/RD 2056 out of 39,506 (5.2%)
3.Columbia ED/RD 2185 out of 37,389 (5.8%)
4.Princeton SCEA/RD 1890 out of 31,056 (6.1%)
5.Yale 2272 SCEA/RD out of 32,900 (6.9%)
6.MIT EA/RD 1438 out of 20,247 (7.1%)
7.Brown ED/RD 2622 out of 32,724 (8.0%)
8.Northwestern ED/RD 3371 out of 37,255 (9.0%)
9.Duke ED/RD 3116 out of 34,400 (9.1%)
10.Penn ED/RD 3699 out of 40,413 (9.2%)
11.Vanderbilt ED1/ED2/RD 3242 out of 31,488 (10.3%)
12.Dartmouth ED/RD 2092 out of 20,034 (10.4%)
13.Johns Hopkins ED/RD 3133 out of 26,578 (11.8%)
14.Cornell ED/RD 5889 out of 47,038 (12.5%)
15.Tufts ED1/ED2/RD 3128 out of 21,101(14.8%)
16.Georgetown EA/RD 3313 out of 21,465 (15.4%)
17.Washington University in St. Louis ED/RD 4875 out of 30,464 (16%)
18.Emory ED/RD 5172 out of 23,694 (21.8%)
19.University of Virginia EA/RD (IS/OOS) 9957 out of 36,807 (27.1%)
*Excluding for insufficient data: Caltech, Carnegie Mellon, Chicago, Michigan, Notre Dame, Rice, UC-Berkeley, USC
Thanks very much again for continuing to provide the really useful service of compiling this data, @spayurpets. I have a couple of questions for you/others: among those universities that you’re excluding for insufficient data, have any provided less data this year than they provided last year, or are we expecting them to disclose it later in the year? Did any schools that provided enough info to be included disclose less this year than formerly? In other words, do we think that some schools are becoming less transparent?
Can you provide similar Ranked Admissions Data for the top-25 LAC’s?
Awesome job @spayurpets. :)>-
I’ve been trying to keep a running tally in my head of which schools have provided more or less data this year. I think it is generally true that there were more schools that provided data–and more fulsomely or earlier–this year, for example, Tulane, Union, Wellesley, Trinity and Wake Forest.
But there were some exceptions. Most conspicuously, Stanford went from a full disclosure to a partial. It joined Columbia and WUSTL in providing only combined information. Chicago has stated they won’t provide any data this spring. Some other notables that had reported more data by this time last year include Notre Dame, UNC, Maine, Amherst and Davidson.
A couple of schools were less detailed in their data reporting or trickled it out, which made calculating an acceptance rate more difficult, notably Vanderbilt and Northwestern.
The Ivies (minus Columbia), Duke and MIT remain the most timely and transparent in reporting their numbers.
Thanks for that detailed response, @spayurpets.
American University stats: http://www.theeagleonline.com/article/2017/04/american-university-admitted-29-percent-of-students-in-2017
[quote]
AU accepts 29 percent of applicants for the class of 2021
AU admitted 29 percent of applicants this year, the second lowest acceptance rate in the university’s history. This is up from last year’s acceptance rate of 26 percent.
There were 18,692 applications this year, down from 19,333 in 2016, Jeremy Lowe, associate director of admissions in the Office of Enrollment, said in an email. Applicants came from 120 countries and all 50 states. **
Top LACs that seem to be missing data thus far:
Amherst
Bates
Bryn Mawr
Colgate
Davidson
Grinnell
Oberlin
Smith
U of Richmond
Washington & Lee
University of Michigan: http://www.universityherald.com/articles/73182/20170417/umich-receives-nearly-60-000-freshman-applications-fall-2017.htm
[quote]
UMich Receives Nearly 60,000 Freshman Applications For Fall 2017
The University of Michigan has set another record for freshmen applications for the fall of this year. The school has held the record for several years now.
UMich has gotten the highest number of applications in terms of reviewing and processing for freshmen. The institution received 58,590 applications in total for the incoming class.
Michigan Live reported that this is a seven percent increase. UMich has offered admissions to over 14,000 students, university spokesman Rick Fitzgerald said. This year’s total number of freshmen applications set a record for the school for the 11th consecutive year.
Fitzgerald added that they expect to enroll a freshman class of an estimated 6,600 students. Of all the applications received last year, 10,959 were submitted by in-state students with 4,511 being offered admissions for an acceptance rate of 42.4 percent.
Out of the 35,783 applications submitted by students living in other states and the 8,758 applicants living in other countries, 10,815 were offered admission for an out-of-state acceptance rate of 24.5 percent.
Adding American and UMich:
Harvard RD 1118 out of 33,033 (3.4%)
Princeton RD 1120 out of 26,053 (4.3%)(waitlist,1168=4.5%, Yield,1308=69.2%)
Stanford REA/RD 2050 out of 44,073 (4.6%)
Yale RD 1401 out of 27,814 (5.0%)(Yield,1550=69.2%)
Columbia ED/RD 2185 out of 37,389 (5.8%)
Brown RD 1927 out of 29,554 (6.5%)(Deferred accepted,100=5.4%, waitlist,1000=3.4%)
MIT RD 781 out of 11,853 (6.6%)
Pomona RD 554 out of 8155 (6.8%)(Yiels,415=56.0%)
Penn RD 2345 out of 34,266 (6.8%)(Yield,2445=66.1%)
Northwestern RD ~2408 out of 33,519 (7.2%)
Duke RD 2255 out of ~30,884 (7.3%)(58 deferred accepted=8.6%)
MIT EA 657 out of 8394 (7.8%) (def=69.7%, rej=22.4%)
Claremont RD 450 out of 5683 (7.9%)
Dartmouth RD 1537 out of 18,035 (8.5%)
Vanderbilt RD 2382 out of 27,841 (8.6%)
Swarthmore ED/RD 960 out of 9383 (10.2%)(Yield,405=42.1%)
Johns Hopkins RD 2542 out of 24,644 (10.3%)
Cornell RD ~4510 out of 41,654 (10.8%)(waitlist,5713=13.7%)
Bowdoin RD 719 out of ~6264 (11.5%)
Georgetown EA 931 out of 7822 (11.9%)(def=88.1%)
Williams College RD 996 out of 7865 (12.7%)
Tufts RD ~2453 out of 18,791 (13.1%)
Boston University ED2 ~274 out of 2039 (~13.4%)
Harvey Mudd RD 485 out of 3575 (13.6%)
Harvard SCEA 938 out of 6473 (14.5%)
Colorado College ED1/ED2/EA/RD 1212 out of 8215 (14.7%)
Barnard ED/RD 1139 out of 7716 (14.8%)
Princeton SCEA 770 out of 5003 (15.4%)
Wesleyan ED1/ED2/RD ~1932 out 12,543 (15.4%)
PItzer ED1/ED2/RD 584 out of 3753 (15.6%)
Colby ED1/ED2/RD 1750 out of 11,190 (15.6%)
Washington University in St. Louis ED/RD ~4875 out of 30,464 (16%)
UCLA RD ~16,320 out of 102,000 (~16%)(Yield,4350=26.6%)
USC RD 8980 out of 56,000 (16.0%)
Harvey Mudd ED1/ED2 81 out of 503 (16.1%)
Middlebury RD 1350 out of ~8082 (16.7%)(Yield,705=40.2%)
Yale SCEA 871 out of 5086 (17.1%) (def=52.7%, rej=28.6%)
Georgetown RD 2382 out of 13,643 (17.5%)(Yield, 1600=48.3%)
Georgia Tech RD (IS/OOS) 2917 out of 15,769 (18.5%)
Haverford ED/RD 859 out of 4424 (19.4%)
Florida State RD ~4000 out of 20,118 (~19.9%)
Carleton College ED1/ED2/RD ~1300 out of 6500 (~20%)(Yield,520=~40%)(ED1/ED2=~208)
Rice ED 329 out of 1604 (20.5%)
Pomona ED1/ED2 187 out of 891 (21.0%)
Wellesley ED1/ED2/RD ~1197 out of 5700 (~21%)
Tulane ED1/ED2/EA/RD ~7477 out of 35,605 (~21%)
Emory RD 4698 out of 22,201 (21.2%)
UVA RD (OOS) 2342 out of 10,897 (21.5%)
Brown ED 695 out of 3170 (21.9%)(def=60%, rej=18%)
Georgia Tech EA (OOS) ~2300 out of 11,515 (~21%)
Penn ED 1354 out of 6147 (22.0%)
UVA EA (OOS) 3339 out of 14,968 (22.3%)
Vassar ED1/ED2/RD 1769 out of 7746 (22.8%)(275 ED accepted)
Hamilton ED1/ED2/RD ~1345 out of 5700 (23.6%)
Vanderbilt ED1/ED2 ~860 out of 3647 (23.6%)
University of Michigan EA/RD ~14,000 out of 58,590 (23.9%)
Carnegie Mellon ED 330 out of 1375 (24.0%)
Notre Dame REA 1470 out of 6020 (24.4%) (893 def=14.8%)
Duke ED 861 out of 3516 (24.5%)(def,671=19.1%)
UVA RD (IS/OOS) 4043 out of 16,361 (24.7%)
Boston University RD 14,013 out of 56,634 (24.7%)(Yield,3400=22.4%)
Bowdoin ED1/ED2 244 out of ~976 (~25%)
Wake Forest RD ~2750 out of 11,000 (~25%)(Yield,1350=38.6%)
Cornell ED ~1379 out of 5384 (25.6%)(def=20.9%, rej=53.5%)
Northwestern ED ~963 out of 3736 (~25.7%)
American RD ~4663 out of 17,774 (26.2%)
NYU (All Campuses) RD ~15,235 out of 58,045 (~26.2%)
NYU (NYC) RD ~14,850 out of 55,000 (~27%)
Dartmouth ED 555 out of 1999 (27.8%)
Georgia Tech EA (IS/OOS) 4380 out of 15,715 (27.9%)
Boston University ED1/ED2 ~1190 out of 4181 (~28.5%)
UVA EA (IS/OOS) 5914 out of 20,446 (28.9%)(def,5458=26.7%; rej,9074=44.4%)
Tulane EA/ED1 6480 out of 22,256 (29.1%)
Tufts ED1/ED2 ~675 out of 2310 (~29.2%)
Trinity College RD 1691 out of 5655 (30.0%)
UVA RD (IS) 1701 out of 5664 (30.0%)
Johns Hopkins ED 591 out of 1934 (30.6%)
Emory ED 474 out of 1493 (31.7%)
Boston College RD ~6300 out of 28,500 (32.3%)
Kenyon ED/RD 1850 out of 5600 (33.0%)
Scripps ED1/ED2/RD 949 out of 2841 (33.4%)(RD=~33%)
Boston College EA ~2900 out of 9000 (~33%)(def,3500=38.9%, rej,2500=27.8%)
William & Mary RD ~4692 out of 13,892 (33.8%)(Yield,1520=29.1%)
Claremont ED1/ED2 207 out of 667 34.1%)
Pitzer ED1/ED2 __ out of __ (34.4%)
Union RD 2189 out of 6260 (35.0%)(Yield,575=23.5%)
Williams ED 257 out of 728 (35.3%)
NYU (All Campuses) ED1/ED2 3285 out of 9187 (35.8%)
Wake Forest ED1/ED2 ~750 out of 2000 (~37.5%)
Scripps ED1/ED2 __ out of __ (~38%)
Middlebury ED2 60 out of ~155 (38.7%)
University of Florida RD 13,214 out of ~34,000 (~38.9%)
Macalester ED1/ED2/RD ~2301 out of 5901 (~39.0%)
George Washington RD 10,216 out of ~25,500 (~40.1%)
Boston University ED1 916 out of 2142 (42.8%)
Middlebury ED1/ED2 403 out ~828 (48.7%)
UVA EA (IS) 2575 out of 5278 (48.8%)
Fordham EA 9812 out of 19,859 (49.4%)
Georgia Tech EA (IS) ~2080 out of 4200 (~49%)
Middlebury ED1 343 out of 673 (51.0%) (def,60=8.9%, rej,270=40.1%)
William & Mary ED 528 out of 1023 (51.6%)
University of Georgia EA 8059 out of 15,614 (51.6%)
Fordham ED 156 out of 293 (53.2%)
George Washington ED1/ED2 815 out of ~1500 (~54.3%)
Florida State EA ~13,000 out of 22,207 (58.6%)
Union ED 261 out of 413 (63.2%)
Trinity College ED1/ED2 315 out of 443 (71.1%)
American ED1/ED2 758 out of 918 (82.6%)
@odannyboySF Richmond is not ready to release their stats yet, and will probably not do so until their entire 2021 class is confirmed and filled up.
wasnt AU 29%?
@sdl0625 Yes. Their overall acceptance rate is 29%. The 26.2% regular decision (RD) acceptance rate is averaged with the 82.6% early decision 1 and 2 (ED1/ED2) one to get 29.0%.
UMich did give their OOS and IS admit rates.
Shouldn’t they be broken out?
@PurpleTitan the UMich article was misleading; the OOS and IS break-outs were from last year. I checked them, and they match the Class of 2020 numbers.
^ Huh, you’re right. Thanks.