<p>What is their overall acceptance rate and Mid 50% SAT?</p>
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<p>you know, you could go to <a href="http://www.cornell.edu%5B/url%5D">www.cornell.edu</a> and find it right there...</p>
<p>But why do that? ;)</p>
<p>Why should someone else do the leg work for you? The Princeton Review has all the info at <a href="http://www.review.com%5B/url%5D">www.review.com</a></p>
<p>I don't know about you guys, but I enjoy giving others information. No big deal though.</p>
<p>If I knew I would tell you, but I don't
Acceptance rate is around 25%-30%, I think, but it varies for each major and each school</p>
<p>I've seen anywhere from like 29-33% in recent years...varies A LOT by college, though.</p>
<p>This is a link that takes you to a page with the profile of the class of 2008.
It has over all SAT distributions shown.</p>
<p>This Link Takes you to the Fall 2004 Common Data Set for Cornell</p>
<p>The following link goes to a page that shows the Endowed Divisions Stats. for enrolled students.</p>
<p>The next link goes to a page that shows the Contract Divisions Stats. for enrolled students.</p>
<p>Both Pages break out the SAT scores for each College.</p>
<p>The last link takes you to the Number of Students in the College that are in the top 10% of their High School Class.</p>
<p>This is a link that takes you to a page with the profile of the class of 2008.
It has over all SAT distributions shown.</p>
<p>This Link goes to the Common Data Set 2004-2005</p>
<p>The following link goes to a page that shows the Endowed Divisions Stats. for enrolled students.</p>
<p>The next link goes to a page that shows the Contract Divisions Stats. for enrolled students.</p>
<p>Both Pages break out the SAT scores for each College.</p>
<p>The last link takes you to the Number of Students in the College that are in the top 10% of their High School Class.</p>
<p>Link to Freshmen Admissions Statistics by College</p>
<p>i think around 91.334%</p>
<p>Agriculture & Life Sciences:----Men 26.97%; Women 30.13%; Total 28.17%. </p>
<p>Architecture, Art & Planning:---Men 20.50%; Women 23.80%; Total 22.32%</p>
<p>Arts & Sciences:-----------------Men 26.48%; Women 25.53%; Total 25.46%</p>
<p>Engineering:---------------------Men 33.40%; Women 54.79%; Total 38%</p>
<p>Hotel Administration:------------Men 30.19%; Women 23%; Total 25.83%</p>
<p>Human Ecology:-----------------Men 31.8%; Women 36.23%; Total 35.13%</p>
<p>Industrial & Labor Relations:---Men 27.43%; Women 38.75%;Total 32.17% </p>
<p>Total University:----------------Men 28.92%; Women 30.03%; Total 29.44%</p>
<p>Reportedly, 41.7% of the 2,569 ED applicants were admitted. (Approx. 1,068 admits)</p>
<p>Last year, for the Class of 2008, 1,120 - or roughly 44% - of the 2,546 ED applicants were admitted.</p>
<p>It's about the same as Oxford (25%-30%), or Stanford engineering (grad). One thing you have to consider is that Cornell doesn't use the waitlist to artificially drop the admit-rate (they draw almost 0% from the waitlist), while MIT and others use the waitlist quite extensively. </p>
<p>If Cornell used the waitlist as many universities do, then admit rate would be around 15%-20%.</p>
<p>That is not always true. There can be large swings at Cornell with respect to waitlist use. Only 4 were taken from the WL last year, but 124 were taken the year before.</p>
<p>But Cornell also has quite a few guaranteed transfers....Not sure, but I think this may artificially lower the admit rate (unless these people are counted in the transfer statistics)...</p>
<p>The transfers are unrelated to the admit rate, and in any case involve primarily the land grant schools rather than the endowed schools such as A & S and Engineering.</p>
<p>Hellz yeah...A&S represent w/ the 25% acceptance rate.</p>
<p>In any case, waitlist or no, Cornell's admit rate is about the same as Oxfords or Stanford engineering(grad).</p>
<p>i cant believe cornell is still ivy level with such high acceptance rates!</p>