Does Stanford defer many people/ any people from EA?

Colleges and Universities A-Z Stanford University
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<p>Does anyone know the stats on numbr of people deffered early action, and then accepted or rejected RD?</p>

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<p>about 25% are accepted, 25% deffered and 50% rejected</p>

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<p>If someone is deferred, can she/her still send in December SAT scores?</p>

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<p>yes, if you are deferred, you can send any updates you have by the RD time.</p>

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<p>hey just fyi, I went to an info session last night, and the admissions officer said (for Early):
19% accepted
60% rejected
soo 31% deferred.</p>

<p>He also said that those deferred had a higher than average rate of getting in regular.</p>

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<p>Yen, your percentages add up to 110%. I bet that’s 50% rejected, not 60%</p>

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<p>sorry I can't do math... no actually, I definitely remember 19% accepted, 60% rejected... and I attempted to calculate the amount deferred. But no, it's definitely 60% rejected. Thanks for correcting me though.</p>

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<p>no i'm pretty sure it's 20-30-50 (accept-defer-reject) and last year, ccers were 50-30-20 (accept-defer-reject). hope we do just as well or better :)</p>

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<p>AH! THAT MEANS I HAVE A 50% CHANCE OF NOT GETTING REJECTED!!!</p>

<p>: D</p>

<p>(Does a traditional punjabi dance)</p>

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<p>I really hate to say it but I am 100% sure he said 60% rejected early last year. But whatever...</p>

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<p>Or maybe you're 110% sure?</p>

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<p>lmfao soccerfanatic... </p>

<p>give him some slack :) he just made a little slip up ...</p>

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<p>I agree with bobobabob. 60% seems too high a percentage for EA rejection rates. However I do find that ccers have a much higher acceptance rate</p>