Tell me about your kids favorite schools with 25%+ acceptance rate

Anonymous
Looking for some more target schools…kid likes mid sized (nothing less than 2k or more than 20-25k). Ideally somewhat good climate though I know that’s a tall order. Likes Vanderbilt, Brown, Claremont Colleges (for example, among others).

Any good ideas? Not DMV schools-does not want to be that close!

Anonymous
Santa Clara University

Wesleyan (I know it is below 25% but if your student has a shot and Brown and Vanderbilt it might be a good hard target)

Same with Davidson

Anonymous
Miami
Anonymous
ED at Tulane or Emory. RD at Miami, Santa Clara, Redlands.
Anonymous
College of Charleston
Anonymous
Richmond, Villanova, USD
Anonymous
Loyola Marymount
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:ED at Tulane or Emory. RD at Miami, Santa Clara, Redlands.

Vandy and Clairmont have greater than 25% ED rates.
Anonymous
Wake Forest and Richmond
Anonymous
Bucknell
Denison
Dickinson
Franklin & Marshall
Gettysburg
Lafayette
Lehigh
Macalester
Oberlin
Richmond
Rochester
St. Olaf
William & Mary

(Sorry, can't help you with the weather!)
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Wake Forest and Richmond


Wake was at 20 percent last year and will be significantly lower than that this year as they are reporting a sizable increase in applications. Not sure where Richmond was last year but they also had a sizable increase in apps this year.

I would suggest Clemson, which is predicting a 35 percent acceptance rate this year.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:ED at Tulane or Emory. RD at Miami, Santa Clara, Redlands.

Vandy and Clairmont have greater than 25% ED rates.


Last year, Vandy had a little less than 25 percent for ed1 and 17 percent for Ed total. Again, not released yet, but likely much lower this year due to increase in app ( in part because of that 25 percent rate last year). People jump on any perceived admissions advantage.
Anonymous
My DD is applying to mostly schools with 25+% acceptance rates. Including the ones without bad weather: Whitman, Oregon (gray but not cold), Colorado, Colorado College, UCSB
Anonymous
University of Miami
Anonymous
PP - Re-read your post and would recommend checking out Santa Clara. Not too hard to get into, mid-sized, and great weather.
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