<p>were eventually accepted last year ? Thanks.</p>
<p>i think the number is around 15%</p>
<p>and to all of those who arent serious about Gtown, please withdraw your app and give the rest of us a shot! (ok just my overly selfish side talking. sorry)</p>
<p>BUT the acceptance rate for the EA round was 18% so you still have a good shot!</p>
<p>My deferrence letter (eek) said:
"In recent years approximately 10% of the applicants deferred under the Early Action plan have been accepted in April."</p>
<p>If I was a betting woman I would bet that number will remain roughly the same this April.</p>
<p>good-bye Gtown...</p>
<p>Any idea what we can do to boost our chances regular decision? Or how much first semester grades play in? I'm taking the hardest courseload available, with 7 AP's, so my grades are..meh.</p>
<p>(And I'm blaming my deferral on Harvard/Princeton/UVA because they got rid of Early. Heh.)</p>
<p>i am also blaming my deferral on those schools taking away early! DAMN U SCHOOLS!</p>
<p>i emailed my interviewer asking for adivce on wat to do in to increase chances of getting in regular, cause he was deferred too. </p>
<p>and i also agree, if ur not going to go to Gtown, DONT GO AND WITHDRAW UR APPLICATION. some of us REALLY REALLY REALLY want to go there!</p>
<p>" I have already sent my recommendation.</p>
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<p>thanks for the advice interviewer...</p>