ughhh im shook ;(
25% are legacies? excuse me?
lol coincidentally, the source code thing i saw last night i was right! i got deferred haha
Hii can you guys PLSSS include your stats -act/sat and gpa- with your accepted/rejected decisions ! I’d REALLY appreciate it
I just got deferred. I was pretty bummed out about it. But I think whoever got accepted from my deferral was more happy to get accepted than I am sad to get deferred. The total happiness of the world increased. So, whatever.
Good luck to everyone who got accepted and to the brilliant people who got rejected. Getting in or the rejection does not mean anything. God opens several doors for you if he closes one!
A friend got into LSM!
@vaselineeee this is ED of course there are going to be a ton of legacies admitted. 16% of the applicants and 25% of the admits were legacies. So the legacy admit rate was about 28-29%.
The non-athlete, non-legcy acceptance rate seems to be around 14%. (Assuming about 200 athletes).
Accepted CAS from MN
@bweebler Yea I was accepted!!!
deferred 
are you guys submitting an update? if so, what are you including?
congratulations to everyone that got in! Glad the hardwork paid off 
And to everyone who didnt,the hard work will pay off soon!
@lovetennis00 same here. gotta get through finals first ugh
From 22% to 18.5% are you kidding me
Rejected (VIPER and CAS) - SAT: 1460 GPA 4.0
any questbridge finalists here?
Deferred from Wharton, 36 ACT, 3.9/4.5 GPA. Sucks, but looking forward to having more options!! Maybe I’ll just stay in California and go to a UC. And maybe I’ll get in Wharton RD. I’m just happy many of you all got to experience some post-acceptance craziness! Congrats everyone
Yes I was a questbridge finalist!
sigh
Deferred from SEAS. Really sucks, but still have a chance in RD. Really want to know how many people deferred by Penn.
Is the acceptance rate for deferred applicants a little bit higher than normal RD?