Hopkins Regular Decision is setting up oneself for rejection?

Applying to College
1

<p>JHU accepts 75% of its class (~900/1200) early decision...comparing with the countless people that apply regular for just 300 spots, doesn't that mean most people applying to JHU reg. will have a lot harder time than ED applicants? It's prob. more selective than HYP in this regard. ***</p>

2

<p>i am 100000.0% sure Hopkins accepts about 35 % through early decision... about 400... so its 400/1200 roughly equally about 35%</p>

3

<p>According to their website:</p>

<p>Applicants: 16,012
Admitted: 4,018
Enrolled (projected): 1,235
Admit rate: 25%
Early Decision available? Yes
Early Decision applicants: 994
Mid 50% SAT Total: 2020-2300
Mid 50% SAT CR: 660-760
Mid 50% SAT Math: 690-780
Mid 50% SAT Writing: 670-760
Mid 50% ACT: 30-34</p>

<p>Hopkins</a> Undergraduate Admissions :: Fast Facts</p>

<p>Based on the above numbers, I'm guessing 35% of the class goes in ED and the rest go in RD.</p>

4

<p>Oh, I see - I read early decision applicants as ed accepted lol</p>

5

<p>haha that's a relief=)</p>