<p>Here is an article from the college newspaper. It gives info on how it is going for the different admissions departments:</p>
<p>"...The roughly 30 percent acceptance rate for Early Decision applicants has been consistent of Pomona. The students generally have similar aspirations and goals as their peers who apply Regular Decision, and according to Brunk, as the number of applicants increases, his job and the job of the admissions team at Pomona gets more difficult.</p>
<p>There are only so many spots to go around, Brunk said. And we dont want to get to the point where everyone that applies has to fit some sort of niche. We want there to be room for really good, smart kids, who maybe dont do something that can be evaluated by somebody on campus. Its really just keeping track of everything. We want a balanced, broad, and diverse [admitted class] in any way that you can measure it.</p>
<p>Early</a> Decision Applicant Pool Increases Across 5Cs | The Student Life</p>