Good luck to all applicants out there! Let’s start posting the stats and trends on this thread.
Penn ED. http://www.thedp.com/article/2017/12/early-decision-upenn-ivy-league-philadelphia-admissions-rate
Early Apps: 7,074 (15% increase from last year)
Early Admits: 1,312
Admit rate: 18.5%
The number of early applications is noticeably higher in the data released so far. Quite possibly, there is a trend towards filling more of the class with ED and EA applicants as well?
Harvard EA. https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2017/12/13/early-admissions-2022/
2022: Apps 6,630. Accepts 964 (14.5%)
2021: Apps 6,473. Accepts 938 (14.5%)
Penn ED
2022: Apps 7,074. Accepts 1,312 (18.5%)
2021: Apps 6,147. Accepts 1,354 (22.0%)
Princeton EA. https://www.princeton.edu/news/2017/12/13/princeton-offers-early-action-admission-799-students-class-2022
2022: Apps 5,402. Accepts 799 (14.7%)
2021: Apps 5,003. Accepts 770 (18.3%)
Stanford EA.
2022: not released
2021: Apps 7,822. Accepts 721 (9.2%)
Cornell ED - Dec 13
2022:
2021: Apps 5,384. Accepts 1,378 (25.6%)
MIT ED - Dec 14
2022:
2021: Apps 8,394. Accepts 657 (7.8%)
Brown ED - Dec 14
2022:
2021: Apps 3,170. Accepts 695 (22%)
Columbia ED - Dec 14
2022:
2021: Apps 4,086. Accepts ___ (___%).
Dartmouth ED - all Dec 14
2022:
2021: Apps 1,999. Accepts 555 (27.8%)
Yale EA - Dec 14
2022:
2021: Apps 5,086. Accepts 871 (17.1%)
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@bronze2 I dont think there is a trend to fill a higher percentage of the class ED this year compared to the last 2-3 yeas. But in the last decade or so there has been a trend of filling more of the class early. I think the declining early admit rates for the ivies, Stanford, MIT as you show above is because more and more students now realize the advantage of applying early to ivy+ schools and the fact that RD in all these schools has become a real crapshoot.
The acceptance rates are scary and they would become worse and worse
@bronze2 Updates:
According to an email sent to alumni interviewers Penn received over 7500 ED apps, not 7074.
Columbia received 4,085 apps, one less app than last year. http://www.columbiaspectator.com/news/2017/12/14/cc-seas-receive-one-less-early-decision-application-than-last-year-breaking-upward-trend/
That is not many students accepted. Where do they list how many have been waitlisted?
You mean how many deferred? I’ll see if I can track it down. But there’s another thread, so I’ll post it there if I find it.
Yale College has offered admission to 842 applicants for the class of 2022 through its early action program. Dean of Undergraduate Admissions and Financial Aid Jeremiah Quinlan also reported that 55% of the 5,733 students who applied through early action were deferred for reconsideration in the spring, 29% were denied admission, and 2% were withdrawn or incomplete.
I think @Mathlete811 was looking for deferral #s on Princeton, but I appreciate the info on Yale.
Here is the link to the article about Yale SCEA admissions.
https://news.yale.edu/2017/12/14/842-early-action-applicants-admitted-class-2022
Hey @Penn95, I started a thread on this year’s stats. Can we get a moderator to merge the threads into one thread and pin it? Would be helpful for me.
Brown:
"The University admitted 21 percent of its early decision applicants to the class of 2022, selecting 738 students from the largest early decision applicant pool in the University’s history, wrote Dean of Admission Logan Powell in an email to The Herald. The University saw almost a 10 percent increase in the size of its application pool from last year with 3502 applications in comparison to 3186 for the class of 2021, Powell wrote.
http://www.browndailyherald.com/2017/12/14/738-students-admitted-early-decision/
Following @spayurpets’s original format:
Harvard SCEA 964 out of 6,630 (14.5%) https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2017/12/13/early-admissions-2022/
Princeton SCEA 799 out of 5,402 (14.7%) https://www.princeton.edu/news/2017/12/13/princeton-offers-early-action-admission-799-students-class-2022
Yale SCEA 842 out of 5733 (14.7%) (55% deferred, 29% denied, 2% withdrawn/incomplete) https://news.yale.edu/2017/12/14/842-early-action-applicants-admitted-class-2022
Penn ED 1,312 out of 7,074 (18.5%) http://www.thedp.com/article/2017/12/early-decision-upenn-ivy-league-philadelphia-admissions-rate
Brown ED 738 out of 3,502 (21.1%) http://www.browndailyherald.com/2017/12/14/738-students-admitted-early-decision/
Maybe we can list the deferral rate, as well.
I have info on MIT from several non-linked sources. They make it clear that applying early isn’t advantageous.
MIT EA 664 out of 9557 (6.9%) (185 withdrew) 6210 deferred to RD (apx. 65%); rejected 2498.
Adding Duke:
https://today.duke.edu/2017/12/duke-accepts-875-early-decision-applicants
Harvard SCEA 964 out of 6,630 (14.5%)
Princeton SCEA 799 out of 5,402 (14.7%)
Yale SCEA 842 out of 5733 (14.7%) (55% deferred, 29% denied, 2% withdrawn/incomplete)
Penn ED 1,312 out of 7,074 (18.5%)
Brown ED 738 out of 3,502 (21.1%)
Duke ED 875 out of 4,090 (21.4%)
MIT admitted 664 out of 9557 applicants in the EA round:
http://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/mit-early-action-decisions-now-available-online5
@foodsondaughter Penn received over 7,500 apps per an email sent to all the alumni interviewers on Thursday. The article reporting 7,074 apps was published a day before on Wednesday. So looks like the acceptance rate was 17.5%
Harvard SCEA 964 out of 6,630 (14.5%)
Princeton SCEA 799 out of 5,402 (14.7%)
Yale SCEA 842 out of 5733 (14.7%) (55% deferred, 29% denied, 2% withdrawn/incomplete)
Penn ED 1,312 out of 7,500 (17.5%)
Brown ED 738 out of 3,502 (21.1%)
Duke ED 875 out of 4,090 (21.4%)
Adding MIT:
http://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/mit-early-action-decisions-now-available-online5 (currently unavailable)
MIT EA 664 out of 9.557 (6.9%) (65.0% deferred, 26.1% denied, 1.9% withdrawn)
Harvard SCEA 964 out of 6,630 (14.5%)
Princeton SCEA 799 out of 5,402 (14.7%)
Yale SCEA 842 out of 5733 (14.7%) (55% deferred, 29% denied, 2% withdrawn/incomplete)
Penn ED 1,312 out of 7,074 (18.5%)
Brown ED 738 out of 3,502 (21.1%)
Duke ED 875 out of 4,090 (21.4%)
Adding Johns Hopkins:
https://hub.jhu.edu/2017/12/15/hopkins-early-decision-class-of-2022/
MIT EA 664 out of 9.557 (6.9%) (65.0% deferred, 26.1% denied, 1.9% withdrawn)
Harvard SCEA 964 out of 6,630 (14.5%)
Princeton SCEA 799 out of 5,402 (14.7%)
Yale SCEA 842 out of 5733 (14.7%) (55% deferred, 29% denied, 2% withdrawn/incomplete)
Penn ED 1,312 out of 7,074 (18.5%)
Brown ED 738 out of 3,502 (21.1%)
Duke ED 875 out of 4,090 (21.4%)
Johns Hopkins ED 610 out of 2,037 (29.9%)