Initial Acceptance Rates - Class of 2015

[xiggi]

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xiggi, sorry about the ad hominem part, but I sense it that your hatred for Cal has just worsen. Maybe you should give it a little credit, if you can’t respect the school. Thousands of students visit this site and if and when they read your offensive comments about the school (by protecting the privates), they might going to value more the lies you spread than the positives that the school seriously provides.

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<p>You know, RML. this is getting ridiculous and tiresome. You apologize for one ad hominem and follow with another one in the SAME sentence. What is with your obsession with having to paint Cal in the best light possible, and your repeated allegation of my hatred? I believe that I have asked you several times to point to my “offensive comments” about Cal. So here it is: put or … shut up. </p>

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If this thread was purely intended to provide statistics and not to rank schools, then providing more data makes more sense. But if this thread was opened to rank schools based on selectivity, then that’s another story. Somehow, I feel the latter was the intention of this thread. I hope I am wrong.

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<p>I have no idea about the intention of this thread is. As far as I know, it provides a ranked list of the admission rates. Why don’t you ask the person who started this thread? In the meantime, the statistics I added to the list are correct. As I wrote, contact UCOP and share your concerns with them. I simply reproduced what UC posted online. </p>

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Anyway, if this was really to provide information, why won’t you include the number of students offered as “wait-list” too so that it would really give us a clearer picture of the nature of the school’s selectivity. After all, if you think Berkeley was gaming its selectivity by admitting Spring Admits, so are the others (especially the privates) by offering several wait-list students.

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<p>And why are YOU telling ME this? Am I supposed to provide running commentaries and complete data analysis of the finer points of admissions? </p>

<p>Just as I told UCB, KNOCK YOURSELF OUT. If you feel there is important information to be shared about waitlists, start a new thread about it. I don’t think you ever needed my permission to start your prestige and other similar threads! </p>

<p>And, for the record, do you believe that my past comments about the extensive use of ED and wait lists has been in the spirit of “protecting the privates?” Have you ever read what I wrote on this issue when it comes to, for example, Duke? Including in THIS thread in post 20?</p>

<p>Have I been protective of Columbia’s and Penn’s games? Do I applaud WUSTL FYEO practices? Do I believe schools such as Wellesley should be more forthcoming? Do you think the Midd’s fanboys are happy with my comments about their talent to obfuscate data? And the list goes on! </p>

<p>I believe in accurate, transparent, and timely release of admission’s data. I understand that this may annoy people who like selective and arbitrary listings! And, again, this is what I posted earlier:</p>

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Based on that, I added a line to the table that contained both the full admit rate and the Fall only. Did you?
25.5 — UC Berkeley (21% when not including Spring 2012 admits)

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<p>What is your version of correct statistics?</p>

[2Down2ToGo]

<p>Where would I find the Class of 2015 acceptance rates for LMU (Loyola Marymount Los Angeles) and Occidental College?</p>

<p>Many thanks!</p>

[macmill]

<p>This is a very interesting thread.How come Reed College has not made an appearance on this list though?</p>

[Pizzagirl]

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xiggi, sorry about the ad hominem part, but I sense it that your hatred for Cal has just worsen. Maybe you should give it a little credit, if you can’t respect the school.

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<p>RML, it may surprise you that great swathes of the country don’t “hate” Berkeley. They’re just indifferent to it. Which to you is the unkindest cut, as you cannot fathom someone not bowing down and touching the ground at the mere mention of Berkeley. Give it up. It’s a fine school. There are lots of fine schools. It’s not the best school for everyone in all circumstances.</p>

[TCBANT]

<p>2.9% – Curtis Inst. of Music
5.5 ---- Julliard
6.2 ---- Harvard
6.9 ---- Columbia
7.1 ---- Stanford
7.2 ---- Cooper Union
7.4 ---- Yale
8.4 ---- Princeton
8.7 ---- Brown
9.6 ---- MIT
9.7 ---- Dartmouth
12.0 — Cal Tech
12.3 — Univ. of Penn
12.6 — Duke
12.8 — Amherst
13.6 — Pomona
13.8 — Claremont McKenna
14.9 — Swarthmore
15.4 — WUSTL
15.5 — Vanderbilt
15.6 — Bowdoin
15.8 — Univ. of Chicago
17.1 — Williams
17.4 — Washington & Lee
18.0 — Cornell
18.0 — Northwestern
18.0 — Georgetown
18.3 — Johns Hopkins
18.6 — Rice
19.5 — Harvey Mudd
19.6 — Middlebury (1675/8533)
21.8 — Tufts
22.3 — Vassar
22.8 — USC
23.6 — Wesleyan
24.1 — Notre Dame
24.8 — Tulane
24.9 — Barnard
24.9 — Haverford
25.1 — Davidson
25.3 — UCLA
25.5 — Colorado College
25.5 — UC Berkeley (21% when not including Spring 2012 admits)
25.9 — Emory
26.7 — Trinity College (CT)
26.8 — Hamilton
26.9 — Bates
27.2 — Bucknell
27.9 — Boston College
29.0 — Colgate
29.1 — Colby
29.4 — UNC Chapel Hill
29.6 — Carleton
29.7 — Oberlin
30.4 — Carnegie Mellon
31.7 — Macalester
31.7 — Richmond
32.1 — George Washington
32.3 — Univ. of Virginia
32.9 — Lehigh
33.0 — NYU
33.1 — Babson
33.2 — Kenyon
33.2 — Connecticut College
33.7 — Univ. of Rochester
34.1 — UC San Diego
34.3 — Northeastern
34.6 — William and Mary
38.0 — SUNY Stony Brook
38.5 — Rensselaer Poly Inst.
38.6 — Brandeis
39.0 — Univ. of Florida
40.0 — Univ. of Conn.
40.2 — SUNY Binghamton
40.3 — Lafayette
41.8 — American
41.8 — Dickinson
41.8 — Skidmore
42.4 — Muhlenberg
42.6 — Villanova
42.9 — SMU
43.4 — College of NJ
44.3 — Grinnell
44.8 — Univ. Maryland CP
45.5 — Smith
45.5 — UC Irvine
45.6 — University of San Diego
45.6 — Univ. of Texas
45.7 — UC Santa Barbara
46.0 — UC Davis
46.7 — Penn State
47.7 — Boston Univ.
47.9 — Georgia Tech
48.2 — Case Western
48.4 — Emerson
49.8 — Wisconsin
53.4 — Delaware
56.9 — Elon
59.0 — Wheaton
59.2 — Wooster (Ohio)
60.5 — Sarah Lawrence
62.2 — UC Riverside
64.5 — Virginia Tech
66.1 — Purdue
67.2 — Clark
67.9 — UC Santa Cruz
75.5 — Univ. of Iowa
78.0 — UC Merced
84.3 — Univ. of Colorado</p>