<p>^^, does anyone have these?</p>
<p>just was curious,</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>can someone post them please,</p>
<p>i'd appreciate it.</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>The upper Ivies are around 9-10%</p>
<p>Uh... the upper ivies are around 80% yield, I think. The lower ones are less, around %60-ish...</p>
<p>Chiez7: Yield is the percentage of admitted students who decide to matriculate. H is first. I think P & Y are in the 70s range. I dunno about the other five.</p>
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<p>^^, does anyone have these?</p>
<p>just was curious,</p>
<p>Thanks
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<p>It's easy to find them yourself with this tool.</p>
<p><a href="http://nces.ed.gov/globallocator/%5B/url%5D">http://nces.ed.gov/globallocator/</a></p>
<p>Just put in the name of the school, then when you get that pop-up left-hand panel, just click on "more information", then scroll down and click on "Admissions".</p>
<p>Using this tool, I see that Harvard's yield for fall 2006 was 83.4%. You can do the same search for other schools.</p>
<p>A while back, I did some calculations on the USNWR Top 30 as well as their number of applications per spot. The data is probably a year old at this point, but the relationships have probably not changed much. Here it is broken out for the Ivy colleges and below are the other USNWR Top 30:</p>
<p>Yield , Applications per enrollment spot, College</p>
<p>78% , 13.8 Harvard
70% , 14.7 Yale
68% , 13.5 Princeton
65% , 7.4 U Penn
60% , 15.4 Columbia
56% , 11.7 Brown
50% , 12.8 Dartmouth
46% , 8.8 Cornell</p>
<p>67% , 13.6 Stanford
67% , 10.5 MIT
57% , 5.2 U North Carolina
55% , 5.8 Notre Dame
51% , 5.2 U Virginia
47% , 9.9 Georgetown
43% , 10.5 Duke
41% , 5.1 U Michigan
41% , 10.2 UC Berkeley
41% , 8.3 Northwestern
39% , 7.2 Vanderbilt
39% , 9.5 UCLA
39% , 6.7 Wake Forest
37% , 7.3 Emory
37% , 16.1 Cal Tech
37% , 10.9 Rice
34% , 7.6 U Chicago
32% , 11.5 J Hopkins
32% , 12.3 USC
32% , 15.1 Wash U StL
31% , 11.9 Tufts
23% , 11.2 Carnegie Mellon</p>