When we visited the campus in Oct 2019, it was somewhat of a turnoff when the admissions person doing the talk repeated over and over to apply ED for best chances. My student did not because we were seeking merit.
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Even though there are many hooked students in ED, itâs also possible an unhooked studentâs chances are higher in ED vs RD.
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GT OOS is 12% when both rounds combine. EA2 is 10% and RD is ~16%.
Emory ED 1 is ~35% while ED2 is ~12% and RD is ~7%.
So it depends on if OP would apply to Emory ED1 or not. However ED1 has legacy and athletic admits to account for. However i see that OP is applying ED to Upenn so i dont know why youâre bringing up Emory ED1. For the other two rounds Emory is just another Reach school.
Northwestern, UChicago, Duke, JHU, Notre Dame, CMU; also a lot of the likely/target for you would be in the South (not sure if she would be ok with that), such as WashU, Vandy, Rice, Emory.
Rutgers honors admits by college and engineering honors is very competitive. Did your son apply to anything other than engineering?
He only applied to Rutgers Engrg.
Mine with similar stats got Honors for SAS but not for engineering.
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