<p>I was wondering if I could have these schools ranked by their admissions difficulty. You can put them in a list or give individual descriptions of the difficulty.
University of Washington
Depaul
University of San Francisco
UC Davis
UC Santa Cruz
American University</p>
<p>I will give a few details that might effect their difficulty. I am a CA resident and a minority.</p>
<p>UofW
UC Davis
UC Santa Cruz
University of San Francisco</p>
<p>since you're OOS for UW i put it on the top. the rest of the colleges i dont know about. UW and davis are more or less of the same difficulty..</p>
<p>U washingtion
American
UC davis
UC sanfrancisco
depaul
santa cruz</p>
<p>UC Davis
University of San Francisco
UC Santa Cruz
University of Washington
American University
DePaul University</p>
<p>UWashington is not that competitive with OOS students...and some of my peers who did not get into UC-Davis or UC-Santa Cruz or USF, did get into American. </p>
<p>UC's tend to be more selective than UWashington, at least in the Pacific Northwest.</p>
<p>Maybe if you're focusing on percentages is American difficult to get into, but that is more a result of location and the number of applicants, rather than the quality.</p>
<p>From most difficult to get into to least difficult</p>
<p>U Washington
American U
UC Davis
Depaul
U of San Francisco
UC Santa Cruz</p>
<p>Actually, UWashington is easier to get into the earlier you apply, for in-state and out-of-state applicants.</p>
<p>For out-of-state applicants, both UC's are more difficult to get into than UWashington. UW uses a holistic process, while the UC's are more stats driven. American is also stats driven, but is less selective that the others.</p>
<p>How is it that UW and American are at or near the top for an OOS applicant? I'm curious.</p>