Where can I find transfer acceptance rates?

Transfer Students
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<p>You see, I have a list of the most prestigious schools, but I don't know where to find all the other schools..: </p>

<p>Harvard University: 1.0% (15/1448)
University of Chicago: 2.1% (21/990) (of those 16 enrolled, 76% yield)
Stanford University: 2.2% (33/1500)
Yale University: 2.7% (29/1072)
Duke University: 2.8% (26/920)
Dartmouth College: 3.3% (28/861)
Columbia University: 5.6% (149/2660)
California Institute of Technology: 6% (9/150)
Washington University in St. Louis: 7.3% (105/1435)
Northwestern University: 8.6% (130/1521)
University of Pennsylvania: 9.7% (203/2099)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology: 9.9% (44/443)
Georgetown: 11.1% (222/1986)
Brown University: 11.2% (214/1904)
Johns Hopkins University: 11.4% (116/1018)
Carnegie Mellon University: 12%
Rice University: 20%
Cornell University: 21% (Skewed due to guaranteed transfers)
University of California - Berkeley: 22%
University of Southern California: 25%
University of California - Los Angeles: 26%
Wake Forest University: 26%
Emory University: 28%
Vanderbilt University: 31%
University of Virginia: 35%
University of Notre Dame: 40%</p>

<p>For example, I'm trying to find U of Iowa's TAR for the Tippie College of Business, but I can't find it anywhere...</p>

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<p>Contact the schools.</p>

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<p>Any school that publishes their Common Data Set will have the information. Most colleges don’t publish separate acceptance rates for specific schools/colleges within them. Also, the rates for publics don’t indicate the differences between IS, OOS and full pay OOS. Brown (and any others that are need aware) don’t reflect the difference between those applicants that apply for FA and those that don’t. Both publics and some privates have articulation agreements which skew rates.</p>