Stats on Early Action

<p>from today's Observer ---
In mid-December, the Office of Undergraduate Admissions completed evaluating more than 4,288 applications submitted by prospective students worldwide for seats in the Class of 2012. Of those, approximately 1,150, or 35 percent of the applicant pool, were offered early admission to the University and have until May 1 to accept or decline the offer.</p>

<p>The average SAT score was a 1452 on a 1,600-point scale and the average ACT score was a 33 on a 36 point scale. The average class ranking was within the top three percent of the students' graduating class, making the academic selection criteria competitive.</p>

<p>"We did finish unbelievably strong with [early action admissions] and it tailed off so that with regular action admissions, we will finish slightly down from last year's all-time high," Dan Saracino, assistant provost for Undergraduate Admissions said, adding that overall applications submitted for consideration is down three percent to 14,000 from last year's total count of 14,500.</p>

<p>"In terms of numbers, though we are down, the total pool in academic and ethnic diversity will be greater than ever before," he said. "And we're excited about the opportunity that these changes present to us."</p>

<p>Isn't 1150/4288 26.8%?</p>

<p>it's 1510/4288 =35%</p>

<p>Since the headline says 1150 applicants admitted early....I'm assuming that that's what it is...could someone find out whether it's 1150 or 1510</p>

<p>ACT went up a point from last year.</p>

<p>SAT went up about 10 points.</p>

<p>Scary numbers. Congrats to all that got in</p>

<p>It's 1,150.
Here's the original article:
1,150</a> applicants admitted early to ND - News</p>

<p>"""""""""""""""In mid-December, the Office of Undergraduate Admissions completed evaluating more than 4,288 applications submitted by prospective students worldwide for seats in the Class of 2012. Of those, approximately 1,150, or 35 percent of the applicant pool, were offered early admission to the University.""""""""""""""""</p>

<p>Math is not passion..... but 35% seems waaaaay off.... like 26% seems more accurate</p>

<p>Wow. These numbers are really good. It's a surprise to me though they didn't top last years number. Football have anything to do with it?</p>

<p>Guys, it was 1,510, not 1,150.</p>

<p>the admissions rep at the info session said last year the avg. (EA) was a 33, tim. so it's about the same.</p>

<p>hmm makes sense. </p>

<p>i know overall it was 32 point something last year.</p>

<p>still scarry numbers</p>

<p>i think most stats kinda vary depending on the source. like college guide books will list, for example, a 28-32 avg., then the college's website will list 29-33 avg., then the admissions rep will say that they had 20,000 applications for 2,000 spots, which makes it sound like a 10% acceptance rate even though they admitted 30% bc of the yield.</p>

<p>When it says, "The average SAT score was a 1452 on a 1,600-point scale and the average ACT score was a 33 on a 36 point scale", are those the average scores for the <em>admitted</em> students or is that for all 4,500 EA applicants??</p>

<p>I think that refers to admitted students.</p>

<p>rover... that is referring to the admitted students</p>

<p>I checked with Admissions and they said it was 1500 ED admits. They expect to admit about 3500 in total. 1500 ED this year compares to about 1300 last year.</p>