University of Notre Dame Regular Decision 2022

@SexyHippo
We are writing to remind you that admission decisions will be released in late March. We will contact you at this email address when decisions have been released.

In preparation for the late March release, below please find a link to your Applicant Status Page. Decisions will be available via this Status Page in late March.

Please click on your Applicant Status Page link and enter your PIN. You will then be directed to create a secure password for your use on your Applicant Status Page. If you have questions or need assistance, please contact us at admissions@nd.edu.

I was just rereading my essays and realized a huge mistake. I accidentally referred to Notre Dame as Jesuit, opposed to Catholic. Complete stupid mistake. Do you think this is fatal?

@MEC1026 thank you sir

@duuudeee If it is, then honestly, you don’t want them.

don’t sweat it @duuudeee they’re the same thing

@duuudeee that’s not a big deal. Jesuits are just an order of priests in the Catholic Church. Notre Dame isn’t Jesuit but that shouldn’t make much of a difference to your essay. The worst thing to do IMO is to look over your application/essays and scrutinize every minor detail when decisions are about to come out. Best of luck!

So, is it safe to say that it’s fairly likely that today will be the release day? Also, does anyone know anything about how many deferred students they take? I haven’t seen any stats on that and I’m s t r e s s i n

yes, word is that they are coming out today.

“The University of Notre Dame is a Catholic academic community of higher learning, animated from its origins by the Congregation of Holy Cross.” (excerpt from Notre Dame’s Mission Statement).

@kalechip21 no they aren’t. There are different holy orders within the Catholic faith.

Is there a URL for the portal to check your status

@ndwannabe1 looks like 11% of deferred applicants are later accepted (source: 2014)
https://enrollmentdivision.nd.edu/news/notre-dame-restrictive-early-action-program-for-first-year-applicants/

From CC ND forum postings: In recent years, ND enrolled freshman classes of right around 2,050 students. Last year’s total yield for the entire class was 55.4%, so ND accepted a total of 3,702 students to fill its class of 2,051 enrollees.

In this year’s REA cycle, ND received 6,598 REA apps, and accepted 1,636 of them (24.8%). If the yield rate on REA admits is similar to last year’s 64% REA yield, ND would expect to fill 1,047 of its 2,050 person class with just the REA students accepted back in December.

If the total yield for the incoming class is again 55.4% this year, this would suggest that ND needs to accept a total of 3,700 students. 3,700 / 20,000 applications = 18.5% acceptance rate. Since ND accepted 1,636 in REA, that leaves 2,064 slots open in the RD round in order to get to 3,700 total acceptances.

Assuming ND received 20,000 total applications this year, a somewhat conservative assumption, of which 6,598 were REA, then the number of RD applications received would be 13,402. To that total, you would add in the deferrals from the REA cycle, so let’s say approx. 1,000 deferrals as during previous years. In the Regular Decision pool, that would mean 14,402 applications competing for the remaining 2,064 slots, for an estimated RD acceptance rate of 14.3%.

Source: @GeronimoAlpaca

Did anyone else get an email about financial aid?

Hey so a HISE invitation means that you’re for sure in?

14.3%? …oh boy

@mgcollegetalk99 I got one in early February, “Financial Aid 101”. It was mostly a reminder to fill out FAFSA, CSS, and IDOC.

I got something that said I still need my student tax filed statement which I sent in…I feel like it wouldn’t make sense to ask about all of this at this point if they are rejecting me today.

Holy shoot that’s low