<p>Hey everyoneee so I'm thinking about applying early to a few NON-binding early actions programs :]</p>
<p>I'm considering:
Stanford
Caltech
Princeton
Columbia
Yale</p>
<p>Please tell me a little about 1) number of people who actually apply EA to each school, 2)accept rate for EA (estimate is fine), 3)binding or nonbinding?</p>
<p>or if you know a website that provides this info please let me know :]</p>
<p>your help is greatly appreciated!! thanks in advance :]</p>
<p>All this info should be in the colleges’ respective Common Data Sets (section C22). Also, it will tell you if the college actually has EA, since I don’t think all of these schools do, though I’m not sure.</p>
<p>nopee the info isnt there D: all it tells me is if the college offers EA and if it’s binding or nonbinding… :</p>
<p>HELPPPP!!</p>
<p>Columbia has ED and Princeton has nothing early</p>
<p>Yale and Stanford both have restrictive EA, its non-binding, but you can only apply to that school EA</p>
<p>hmmm which school is relatively easier to get into for EA? :] i know stanford is like impossible for EA… everyone’s super competitive ><</p>
<p>All the schools you list are super competitive.</p>
<p>i<3cookies. go to the schools admissions websites, they all tell you about their admissions process.</p>
<p>It’s pretty annoying when kids keep posting on here for information thats so readily available in obvious places. It’s hard to imagine such people get into good schools.</p>
<p>Anyway, to learn about Stanford admissions, go to stanford.edu (obviously) and they have an admissions link.</p>
<p>well i just can’t really find the acceptance rate for ED…</p>
<p>Stanford
EA applied: 5363
EA accepted: 689 (12.8%)
EA deferred: 1009 (21.6%)
EA rejected: 3665 (68.3%)
RD applied: 24986
Total RD pool: 25995
RD accepted: 1611 (6.20%)
Waitlist accepted: 85
Final RD acceptance rate: 6.52%</p>
<p>Yale
EA applied: 5557
EA accepted: 742 (13.4%)
EA deferred: 2687 (48.4%)
EA rejected: 2128 (38.3%)
RD applied: 20368
Total RD pool: 23055
RD accepted: 1209 (5.24%)
None accepted off waitlist
Yield: 1327 (68.0%)</p>
<p>Columbia
ED applied: 2441
ED accepted: 486 (19.9%)
RD applied: 18832
RD accepted: 1411 (7.50%)</p>
<p>Caltech
EA applied: 1050
EA accepted: 227 (21.6%)
RD applied: 3363
RD accepted: 447 (13.3%)</p>
<p>Princeton
Applied: 21963
Accepted: 2209 (10.1%)</p>
<p>Many kids who want a quick impressive outcome apply EA to both Caltech and MIT (MIT’s not on your list though while Caltech is). Both are not restricted EA. Of course, you have to have the stats and ECs to match first.</p>
<p>thanks IBclass06!! that really helped… here are my Stats… shud I apply EA for any of these schools…?</p>
<p>Asian, Female
California resident</p>
<p>GPA: 4.65 (W), 3.89 (UW)<– this is only soph+jr… my school doesnt include freshmen in their official GPA (freshmen gpa: 3.5)
1 AP soph (world hist), 5 APs jr(calc ab, chinese, physics, chem, and eng lang), 3 or 4 sr…
AP exams: all fives on the ones I took except for eng :[, 4</p>
<p>ACT: 34 Comp woot
SAT Reasoning: 2040 not planning to retake
SAT Subj: Math 800, Physics 770, Chem 740</p>
<p>Rank:1/615</p>
<p>ECs:
Math Team (9th, 11th, and 12th) Captain this year
Friday Night Live (4 yrs) --promotes a better lifestyle for teens–Public Relations (11th), President (12th)
California Scholastic Fed. (4 years)
Key Club (4 yrs) representative (11th)
Mu Alpha Theta (9, 11, 12)
library volunteer tutoring–200 hours</p>
<p>Work experience: currently private tutor for both Calculus AB and Geometry</p>
<p>Essays: done already… I don’t know if they’re “great” but it’s the best essays I’ve ever written… feedback was that they really portrayed a real person</p>
<p>so… what do you guys think?</p>
<p>bump
someone help me out here please!</p>