<p>1/1 Harvard
1/2 Penn Wharton, the other deferred
1/2 UChicago, other deferred
0/1 Yale, deferred
0/2 Stanford, both rejected
1/1 Bryn Mawr</p>
<p>A large majority of our smart kids are applying regular, don't know why... Regular round schools include Penn, Harvard, Dartmouth, Princeton, Georgetown, Cornell, JHU, Duke, UC, Vanderbilt, Stanford and Yale.
I'm pretty sure people will get into some of these schools, but a lot of people have really high scores this year. We'll see.</p>
<p>My school is pretty sad. This ED year is supposedly one of the best ones.</p>
<p>2/2 Hopkins
1/1 Notre Dame
1/1 Boston College
0/1 Cornell</p>
<p>That's it. No one else applied early to a top-tier school. This is coming from a class of 233 by the way.</p>
<p>In regards to the Cornell one, I have no idea what happened. Our candidate was a double legacy, her uncle works there, and she is a great student. Top 10% of the class, SAT's in Cornell's range, and everything. I'm assuming her deferral had to do with her essays and rec letters. She doesn't know any teachers very well, so I don't think that component was all too stellar.</p>
<p>From the crowd I know, tons got REJECTED by Upenn. But 3 people that I personally know got into stanford... but 2 of them were recruited athletes.....</p>
<p>We had none in stanford (2 defer, 2 reject), 1 to Harvard (1 defer), 2 to mit (2 more deferred), 1 to penn (1 defer 2 reject), 1 to yale (1 defer), none to columbia (2 defer), and none to princeton (1 defer).</p>
<p>Zhang we are relatively close to it and consistantly have students accepted every year; I would guess that now when admissions sees our school name they know the student can handle the work.</p>
<p>1/1 Yale(he was number one crew recruit on the coach's list)
0/1 Columbia (deferred)
0/2 MIT (deferred)
1/1 Stanford (accepted)
1/1 rice(accepted, early decision)
15?/? UVA(a lot of people got in just too many to determine the exact number
5?/William and Mary (strangely not many applied to W&M and thus not many admits)</p>