<p>How many wharton kids do they take ED? 200 ish?</p>
<p>About 5,000 apply
They accept 600
About 500 actually enroll.</p>
<p>I actually have a friend who is an assistent to a Vice Dean of admissions.. and he told me that they accept 11-12%</p>
<p>what do the other 100 do? WHY wouldn't you go to wharton if offered admission?</p>
<p>besides fin aid</p>
<p>that's the OVERALL rate. Wharton411 is asking about the ED rate. I think typically they fill about 40% + of the class with ED applicants, so 200ish would be about right.</p>
<p>oh yea.. oops</p>
<p>paro...people who get accepted to Harvard/Yale/Chicago for Econ might rather go there...it seems plausible that 1/6 of those accepted would choose to go elsewhere</p>
<p>ah, thats true.</p>
<p>what about RD? how many apply? and how many get in?</p>
<p>500/600 still translates out to 83% yield, which is incredible. Higher than Harvard's. Of course, Wharton is more specialized and people applying to it are less likely to wander off to an 'equivalent' elsewhere.</p>
<p>no Wharton takes about 700 (including dual and joint degree candidates) to fill about 500 seats...</p>
<p>I was talking straight up Wharton.
All of the duals admit about 60 each for 50 seats, except for the Life Sciences (wharton/cas) which only has 25 seats.
But Wharton itself admits 600 for 500 seats</p>
<p>I am guessing that by "straight up" Wharton you are referring to the single degree program. In that case, Wharton admits around 500 for about 400 spots.</p>
<p>Do the 500 people include all those that got rejected from the dual/joint degree programs and indicated to be considered for wharton in the single degree program?</p>
<p>All of the people who don't choose wharton instead chose suicide by self inflicted sword wounds.</p>
<p>WhartonAdvisor is a master of this technique.</p>
<p>WhartonAdvisor... do you know approximately what the ED rate specifically for Wharton is...?</p>