<p>This is preliminary data from the enrolling (not admitted) class of 2018. Pomona should have a news article early October with more statistics, but for those who wanted some data a little earlier:</p>
<p>Acceptance rate: 12.1%
Class size: 450 (by far the largest class; compare '17 at 397)
Yield: 48%
% in state: 24.2% (A decrease from Class of '16's 33% and '17's 28.5%)
States + DC Represented: 42
Domestic students of color: 43%
International students: 12.4% (Isreal, Britain, Montenegro, Serbia, China, UK, India, Costa Rica, Japan, South Korea, Ghana, Singapore, Australia, France, Germany, Bahamas, Turkey, Canada, Zimbabwe, Bulgaria, Vietnam)
SAT R: 700-760
SAT M: 700-760
SAT W: 700-780
ACT: 31-34
% Ranking in the top 10%: 93% (of those who indicated class rank)</p>
<p>For those more interested in the admitted class statistics:</p>
<p>Early Decision/QB Match/Posse Admitted Students: 172
School type: 67.2% public, 26.6% private, 5.1% parochial
First gen: 14.1%
Domestic Students of color: 44.8% (.5% Native American, 14.9% Asian, 9.8% Black, 12.7% Latino, 6.8% multiracial). Likely to be higher as 4.8% did not indicate race/ethnicity.
International students: 11.2%
Geographic locations: California (24.2%), Northeast (16.3%), International (14%) Midwest (12.8%), Otherwest (12.5%), South (12%), Northwest (8.3%)
SAT R: 700-780 (734 mean)
SAT M: 700-770 (734 mean)
SAT W: 700-790 (737 mean)
ACT: 31-34 (32 mean)
Rank: 93% in top 10%, 26.2% valedictorians</p>
<p>Yikes!! That means that 145/450 = one-third of the class was admitted via the ED route. A corollary is that the admit rate for the RD poll was in the single digits.</p>
<p>If you knew that, why did you exclude 27 from the purported total of 172 when answering “of the 172, do you know how many were binding early decision?”</p>
<p>Are any of QB Match, Posse, EDI, and EDII non-binding? </p>