<p>thanks! just as the title asks.</p>
<p>accept rate is no. of accepted (invited) students divided by no. of applicants. </p>
<p>enrollment rate (or matriculation rate or yield) is no. of actual matriculants (those who actually attend) divided by acceptees </p>
<p>An example: Yale last year had roughly 29000 applications and accepted 1950 students for a rough accept rate of 6.7%.</p>
<p>Of the 1950, their goal was to seat roughly 1250 actual students come September. This would be a goal of 65% enrollment/yield rate</p>