<p>Does anyone know this number/what one's chances are after being deferred?</p>
<p>Last year, there were about 6,500 early action applicants to Notre Dame. They accepted about 30% give or take, so about 1,950. They deferred about 900 applicants to Regular Decision. At RD, about 1/9 EA applicants were granted admission. This year is probably around the same. </p>
<p>Thanks! Also, here are my stats if anyone wants to chance me as an early action defer. I’ll chance back!</p>
<p>Academics
- 4.52 GPA weighted, 3.88 unweighted
- 33 ACT - 35 English, 35 Math, 32 Reading, 29 Science
- 8 AP’s - Macro/Micro Econ, Lit, APLAC, APUSH, U.S. Government, Stats, Spanish
- lots of honors classes besides those AP’s</p>
<p>Activities
- editor of front page of school newspaper, 2 yrs
- captain of varsity soccer team, 1 yr
- leader of Kairos Christian retreat, 1 yr
- guitar and piano teacher to kids (this is the focus of my CA essay and hopefully what differentiates me), 2 yrs
- Future Philanthropist Program member, 2 yrs
- Appalachia Service Project teen leader, 2 yrs
- Hephzibah volunteer (help underprivileged kids from abusive households), 4 yrs
- play guitar in church choir, 4 yrs
- Tutor and mentor to peers at school, 3 yrs
- Microfinance club member, 2 yrs
- sports camp for kids counselor, 3 yrs
- NHS</p>
<p>Also, I submitted a video of my teaching and playing guitar and piano through Slideroom</p>
<p>I know I haven’t taken the hardest AP’s like Calc or an AP science, will this hurt me?</p>