Ilr

Colleges and Universities A-Z Cornell University
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<p>does anybody know what the ED acceptance rate for this particular college? can't seem to find it anywher on the website...</p>

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<p>bumpitybump</p>

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<p>The acceptance rate for ILR is 36% for Fall 2006. I can only assume ED is either the same or higher.</p>

<p>137/418 Men accepted at ILR
137/343 Women accepted at ILR</p>

<p>80% accepted were in top 10% for 2006</p>

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<p>if anyone can actually answer this question <em>cough gomestar</em> please post =P i cant find ED acceptance rates by college.</p>

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<p>I don't think they make these types of data publicly available. Assume it is between 35 and 45 percent, depending upon applicant quality.</p>

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<p>so i take it nobody knows?</p>

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<p>bump-10 char</p>

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<p>I think ILR has rolling admissions...</p>

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<p>I think you're wrong.</p>

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<p>no...it does.</p>

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<p>its not rolling in the traditional sense, but it does release some decisions in february for rd</p>

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<p>so nobody knows the ed rate?</p>

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<p>it's "rolling" according to Cornell. </p>

<p>no one knows the ED rate.</p>

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<p>ED rate isn't released, and expect that 36% to go down quite a bit ... apps increased nicely this last time around, initial estimates are about 900-950 (though this could be way off, a guess is a guess).</p>

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<p>When are '07 data sets released? </p>

<p>Also in addition to last years increase in applications, expect this year's to increase as well. If nothing else, the option to apply to two colleges should lower the percent accepted even more.</p>