<p>Penn engineering is easier to get into than cornells. Penn's avg in that is 1424, cornells 25-75 is 1410-1520. Cornell's engineering is more respected, and best of the ivies.</p>
<p>I think if we are talking about general undergrad admissions (i.e. NOT the specialized programs such as Brown's PLME, Columbia SEAS, Penn WHARTON, etc.), then:</p>
<p>Cornell would be the "least difficult" undergrad program to get an acceptance (I agree with a previous poster who says to label any Ivy "easy" to get into as a bit of a paradox)</p>
<p>For year 2005, Penn SEAS SAT I average 1490 much higher then college and
nursing. I think Penn nursing may be the one</p>
<p>Easiest is the greater legacy you can demonstrate or who views you as a development.....having both is a real winning combo.</p>
<p>Why does it matter which Ivy is easiest to get into? Are you going to apply to Cornell instead of HYP, because you have a better chance? They're nothing alike!</p>
<p>Why would anyone care? The schools are so different, one from another, as to make the question suspect. Cornell is far, far more like Northwestern than it is like Dartmouth; Columbia is much more like UChicago than it is like Brown; Brown is far more like Vassar or Smith than it is like Harvard.</p>
<p>tokai, whats your source? Here's mine: <a href="http://www.seas.upenn.edu/under/ugviewbook-lores.pdf%5B/url%5D">http://www.seas.upenn.edu/under/ugviewbook-lores.pdf</a> page 14.</p>
<p>On another page, its 1446, but that's of accepted, not matriculants: <a href="http://www.seas.upenn.edu/alumni/PennEngNews_F04/PennEngNews_Fall2004.pdf%5B/url%5D">http://www.seas.upenn.edu/alumni/PennEngNews_F04/PennEngNews_Fall2004.pdf</a>
I do acknowledge that I am saying engineering, and you SEAS.</p>
<p>i was just wondering thats all. im really not concerned with ivy league status anyway. im planning on applying to non-ivy schools, schools that i WANT to go to.</p>