Wow, that means Caltech applications went up 11.7% this year.
2017: 525 out of 7339 (7.2%)
2018: 537 out of 8200 (6.5%)
They will probably admit some off the waitlist, so the admit rate will increase a bit.
American University: http://www.theeagleonline.com/article/2018/04/american-university-accepts-29-percent-of-applicants-for-class-of-2022
@Ynotgo Also, 52 percent of those who were accepted to Caltech are women.
@vhsdad Since women have historically had a lower yield, that will likely put the M:F ratio again around 55:45.
@MomofK UCSD is much harder to get into than SDSU. If you look at their average gpa, sat, act etc. Also, SDSU from an article I read, doesn’t give preference to local area anymore because it is so popular.
Not according to this article: https://edsource.org/2017/csu-looks-to-favor-locals-in-admission-a-move-that-will-help-those-who-need-to-stay-close-to-home/589011
If the article doesn’t link, google, “To help those who need to stay close to home, state tells CSU to favor local students in admission”.
You have it backwards. The more popular a CSU gets, the greater the pressure to give preference to locals. People tend to get upset when they are rejected from their local CSU, because this commonly means that they will have to be residential students at some non-local campus instead of simply commuting to school. If you are forced to be a residential student, rather than a commuter, then your college costs are going to go way up, especially in California where rents are high.
The only CSUs that aren’t under pressure to give preference to locals are the unpopular ones. That’s because they have plenty of room for locals and non-locals alike.
From the Daily Aztec, Jan 2017:
Does anyone know the acceptance rate of the University of Michigan for this year? I’ve heard different numbers but I’m not sure which are correct
I also would love to hear about Michigan, and IS vs. OOS, if at all possible.
from GW: The acceptance rate for the Class of 2022 stands at 41.8 percent – nearly one full percentage point up from last year’s 41 percent. Admissions experts said as prospective students send their applications to more schools each year, the University’s acceptance rate will rise to compensate for the decreased likelihood that students will attend – a trend seen at universities across the nation.
About 11,100 students were accepted into the Class of 2022 – roughly the same as last year when GW admitted a record number of students, Laurie Koehler, the vice provost for enrollment management and retention, said.
what is Umich’s
Any insight on Wake Forest? They usually report by now.
some news from Chicago: https://www.chicagomaroon.com/article/2018/5/3/university-chicagos-acceptance-rate-plummets-7-2-c/
stanford’s yield for 2022 is 84-85% ( up from 81.9 last year)
https://mailchi.mp/fountainhopper/foho-61-kairos-staff-fired-lapin-resigns-sorority-rush-drama-more-news-you-can-use?e=e4cf8817c1
Stanford (RD+SCEA) 2,040 out of 47,450 (4.3%)
Harvard (RD+SCEA) 1,962 out of 42,749 (4.6%)
Princeton (RD+SCEA) 1,941 out of 35,370 (5.5%)
Columbia (RD+ED) 2,214 out of 40,203 (5.5%)
Yale (RD+SCEA) 2,229 out of 35,306 (6.3%)
Caltech (RD+EA) 532 out of ~8,200 (6.5%)
MIT (RD+EA) 1,464 out of 21,706 (6.7%)
Pomona (RD+ED) 713 out of 10,245 (6.9%)
Brown (RD+ED) 2,566 out of 35,438 (7.2%)
UChicago (RD+EA+ED1+ED2) 2,329 out of 32,291 (7.2%)
Duke (RD+ED) 3,097 out of 37,390 (8.3%)
Penn (RD+ED) 3,731 out of 44,491 (8.4%)
Northwestern (RD+ED) 3,392 out of 40,425 (8.4%)
Dartmouth (RD+ED) 1,925 out of 22,033 (8.7%)
Swarthmore (RD+ED) 980 out of 10,749 (9.1%)
Johns Hopkins (RD+ED) 2,894 out of 29,128 (9.9%)
Cornell (RD+ED) 5,288 out of 51,328 (10.3%) <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Bowdoin (RD+ED1+ED2) ~935 out of 9,081 (10.3%)
Rice (RD+ED) 2266 out of 20,898 (10.8%)
Williams (RD+ED) 1,163 out of 9,559 (12.2%)
USC 8,258 out of 64,256 (12.9%)
Colby 1,602 out of 12,313 (13.0%)
Barnard (RD+ED) 1,088 out of 7,897 (13.8%)
Olin 125 out of 882 (14.2%)
Harvey Mudd (RD+ED) 594/4101 (14.5%) <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
WashU (RD+ED) 4695/31300 (15%) <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Tulane ~6,598 out of 38,813 (17%)
Wesleyan (RD+EDI+EDII) 2,186 out of 12,788 (17.1%)
Middlebury (RD+ED+Febs) 1,696 out 9,230 (18.4%)
Emory (RD+ED, excl. Oxford-only apps) ~5,135 out of 27,759 (18.5%)
Davidson ~1,066 out of 5,700 (18.7%)
Haverford 877 out of 4682 (18.7%)
Wellesley ~1,267 out of 6,670 (19%)
Hamilton ~1,300 out of 6,240 (20.8%)
NYU (RD+ED1+ED2) 15,722 out of 75,037 (< 21.0, incl. 19% for NY campus) >>>>>>>>
BU ~14,184 out of 64,473 (22%)
Georgia Tech (RD+EA) ~7,832 out of 35,600 (22%)
Vassar (RD+ED1+ED2) ~1994 out of 8,312 (24%)
UVA 9,850 out of 37,222 (26.5%)
BC (RD+EA) 8,400 out of >31,000 (< 27.1%)
VIllanova (RD+EA+ED) 6,545 out of 22,727 (28.8%)
American (RD+EDI+ED2) ~5,500 out of 18,950 (29%)
Florida 14,866 out of 40,849 (36.4%)
Macalester 2,453 out of 5,985 (41%)
** GWU (RD+ED1+ED2) ~4,640 out of ~11,100 (41.8%)**
Georgia (RD+EA) < 12,700 out of 26,500 (< 47.9%)
Santa Clara (RD+ED) ~ 7,954 out of 16,233 (49%)
Any info on Virginia Tech?
Lafayette: https://www.lafayettestudentnews.com/blog/2018/05/04/759-members-of-the-class-of-2022-more-diverse-culturally-and-socioeconomically/ (2703/9239 = 29.3%)
Washington & Lee: https://columns.wlu.edu/485-students-join-the-wl-class-of-2022/ (1238/5855 = 21.1%)
@jin2000 thanks for posting overall table. In addition, we should add:
Claremont McKenna (RD+ED1+ED2) 558 out of ~6270 (given as 8.9%)
Vanderbilt (RD+ED1+ED2) ~3060 out of ~34346 (8.9%) (ED1+2 given as 20.5%, assume 4200 ED appls, to be added to their RD total of 2199 out of 30146)
Amherst (RD+ED) 1244 out of 9722 (12.8%)
Tufts (RD+ED1+ED2) ~3139 out of 21502 (given as 14.6%)
Georgetown (RD+EA) 3327 out of 22897 (14.5%)
Pitzer (RD+ED1+ED2) 577 out of 4358 (13.2%)
Notre Dame (RD+REA) 3586 out of 20370 (17.6%)
Carleton (RD+ED1+ED2) ~1377 out of 7100 (given as 19.4%)
Wash & Lee (RD+ED1+ED2) 1238 out of 5855 (21.1%)
Lehigh (RD+ED1+ED2) 3418 out of 15623 (21.9%)
Scripps (RD+ED1+ED2) 761 out of 3198 (23.8%)
Lafayette (ED+ED+ED2) 2703 out of 9239 (29.3%)
Trinity Coll (RD+ED1+ED2) ~2017 out of 6112 (given as 33%)
William & Mary (RD+ED) ~5270 out of 14640 (given as 36%)
Union College (RD+ED1+ED2) 2550 out of 6713 (38%)
How credible is 84% -85% yield rate for 2022 Stanford?
I’m surprised it’s not 94%-95%.