<p>Out of my small class of 135...</p>
<p>Caltech - 1 applied, 1 accepted
Rice - 1 applied, 1 accepted
Vanderbilt - 1 applied, 1 accepted
BC - 1 applied, 1 accepted (me!)
Georgetown - 1 applied, 1 deferred</p>
<p>We're 4 for 5 so far. Hope the luck continues in RD.</p>
<p>I don't even know where kids at my school apply.
My math teacher announced that one kid in my class got into Stanford.
Another person on the debate team got into Cornell.
And one of my friends got into Chicago.</p>
<p>Other than that...it's a complete mystery to me.</p>
<p>^^^ those 3 yale acceptances a couple of posts up is ridiculous</p>
<p>Stanford: 1 deferred, 1 rejected
Pomana: 1 accepted
Northwestern: 1 accepted, 1 rejected
Yale: 1 deferred, 1 rejected
UPenn: 1 deferred, 1 rejected
CalTech: 1 rejected</p>
<p>Basically, it was bad.</p>
<p>Of the ones I know about --</p>
<p>Stanford: 2 accepted (1 legacy, one very wealthy hispanic), 1 deferred, 4 rejected
Yale: 1 deferred, 1 rejected
Georgetown: 1 accepted, 3 deferred
Tufts: 1 accepted, 1 rejected
Wash U: 2 accepted
Emory: 1 accepted
Rice: 2 rejected
Dartmouth: 2 accepted, 1 deferred
Vanderbilt: 1 accepted
Duke: 1 deferred</p>
<p>my school got PWNED lolol. all asians though
top one percent (lowest sat score 2250+)
yale: 2 deferred
stanford: 2 rejected
penn (wharton or jerome fisher): 2 deferred
mit: 2 deferred
caltech: 1 deferred</p>
<p>i didnt apply early so i guess im winning?</p>
<p>all i know is the major acceptances</p>
<p>at least 1 Yale rejected
1 Cornell ED accepted (this was huge at our school)
a few Upenn rejected
1 applied to MIT just go see if he could get in and actually got accepted, but will probably end up going to Virginia Tech or UMD (in state) because of money</p>
<p>Wow, my pride of my school just went down the tubes lol! We never send anyone to ivy leagues. In recent years the most prestigious schools attended have been Macalester (1 person), Northwestern (1 person), and otherwise its UW-Madison for our "top" students.</p>
<p>My class though has roughly 85 kids (small Wisconsin public). The most prestigious school applied to has been UW-Madison. (5 Applied, 4 Accepted [including myself], 1 Rejected).</p>
<p>No one else besides myself has really applied to anywhere notable (mostly just state schools like UW-Green Bay and UW-Milwaukee for example). However, the schools I applied to include UW-Madison, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities(where I will probably attend), Boston U (won't hear back until like March) and Georgetown (won't hear back till March or April).</p>
<p>Therefore my school is nothing like most CCers, but occasionally it does have the student capable of achieving excellence greater than the average student.</p>
<p>eating food forgot </p>
<p>Hopkins: 3? applied 3 accepted
Emory: 1? applied 1 accepted
Northeastern: 1 applied 1 accepted</p>
<p>!!</p>
<p>I only know of a few, so more will probably come in</p>
<p>Duke: 1 me!!!!
Stanford: 4 accepted
Brown: 1</p>
<p>This is just me: 2 acceptances and 3 deferrals. I also overheard someone saying that they got into their first choice early, so:
3 acceptances
3 deferrals
0 rejections
I'm sure that there's a helluva lot of info that I'm missing. And no, none of schools are top 25 (except for Emory)</p>
<p>Class of 600+</p>
<p>Caltech: 1 Accepted, 1 Deferred
Emory: 1 Accepted, 1 rejected
Georgetown: 1 Accepted, 3 Deferred
MIT: 2 Accepted, 1 Deferred
Stanford: 2 Accepted, 1 Deferred
UPenn: 1 Deferred
WashU: 1 Accepted
Yale: 3 Accepted, 1 Deferred</p>
<p>My school: Public NY, roughly 500 people in the class</p>
<p>Yale: 1 accepted, 1 deferred, 2 rejected
Stanford: 1 accepted (me!)
Columbia: 1 accepted
Cornell: 1 accepted
Dartmouth: 1 Accepted, 1 Deferred
Penn: 1 accepted, 1 deferred (Wharton)
WUStL: 1 accepted
Johns Hopkins: 1 accepted
MIT: 1 deferred</p>
<p>My school did not fare so well.</p>
<p>Yale - 1 accepted, 3 deferred
Stanford - 1 deferred, 1 rejected
MIT - 1 accepted, 4 deferred
UPenn - 1 accepted (Engineering), 3 rejected (Wharton)
Columbia - 1 accepted, 2 deferred
Chicago - 2 accepted, 1 rejected
Cornell - 1 accepted, 1 deferred, 1 rejected
Dartmouth - 1 rejected
Hopkins - 2 accepted</p>
<p>Something like:</p>
<p>10 acceptances (to elite schools)
30 deferrals
10 rejections</p>
<p>Not too bad, considering the competition this year. It will be interesting to see what happens in the RD round.</p>
<p>Lol, the rest of my classmates don't even know what Ivy League is. Everyone's either going to A&M or UT.</p>
<p>Yale: 1 applied, 1 accepted
Upenn: 1 applied, 1 deferred
Columbia: 1 applied, 1 rejected</p>
<p>lots of deferrals..
we don't talk about college stuff a lot at my school, so i'll tell you what i can remember</p>
<p>Bowdoin - 1 accepted, 1 deferred
Brown - 1 accepted
Yale - ? Someone applied, but idk what happened.
Dartmouth - 1 accepted
Cornell - 1 deferred
Williams - 1 deferred
MIT - 2 deferred
Wellesley - 1 accepted
St. Michael's - 1 accepted</p>
<p>Yale -- 1 acceptance, 2 deferrals, 1 denial
Duke -- 1 deferral
MIT -- 5 deferrals
Columbia -- 2 acceptances
UPenn -- 3 denials
Cornell -- 1 acceptance, 1 deferral (me), 1 denial
Brown -- 1 acceptance, 1 deferral
Georgetown -- 2 acceptances
George Washington -- 3 acceptances</p>
<p>Let's seeeeeee</p>
<p>Yale- 3 Applied: 2 deferred, 1 rejected
Brown- 5 Applied: 1 accepted, 4 deferred
Dartmouth- 2 Applied: 2 deferred (reppin')
Duke- 1 Applied: 1 accepted
Cornell- 7 Applied: 2 deferred, 5 rejected
UPenn- 3 Applied: 1 accepted (Wharton), 2 deferred (CAS)
Georgetown: 5 Applied: 2 accepted (SFS, both), 3 deferred (CAS, all)
UChicago: 2 Applied: 1 accepted, 1 deferred
MIT: 1 Applied: 1 deferred
CalTech: 1 Applied: 1 rejected
WUSTL: 2 Applied: 2 accepted
NYU: 8 applied: 6 accepted (3 CAS, 1 Stern, 2 Tisch), 2 rejected (Steinhardt)
Wesleyan: 2 applied: 2 rejected
Middlebury: 1 applied: 1 accepted
Amherst: 1 applied: 1 deferred</p>
<p>That's what I can think of. Clearly this is all that anyone has been discussing lately. That, and this list usually looks very different--we're having a HORRIBLE year. No ED Columbias or EA Stanfords, also, which was unusual.</p>