Emory, Tulane, WashU

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[Post New]02/05/2023 19:56
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Anonymous
These schools all see similar and are on my son’s list. How do they compare in terms of selectivity?
[Post New]02/05/2023 19:58
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:These schools all see similar and are on my son’s list. How do they compare in terms of selectivity?


Google is your friend. All of the statistics you need are a click away.
[Post New]02/05/2023 20:01
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:These schools all see similar and are on my son’s list. How do they compare in terms of selectivity?


Google is your friend. All of the statistics you need are a click away.


or maybe 3 clicks away in this case.. and maybe some new browser tabs and back button
[Post New]02/05/2023 20:02
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Anonymous
selectivity: Wash U > Emory > Tulane. All have the ED game to play and increase chances.
[Post New]02/05/2023 20:07
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:selectivity: Wash U > Emory > Tulane. All have the ED game to play and increase chances.

WashU and Emorys acceptance rate and test scores are is the same. Tulane is lower.
[Post New]02/05/2023 20:34
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Anonymous
check CDS for past year's kids' stats
[Post New]02/05/2023 21:09
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Anonymous
Our advisor told us Wash U and Emory very similar but Tulane much much easier (especially if you apply ED)
[Post New]02/05/2023 21:17
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:selectivity: Wash U > Emory > Tulane. All have the ED game to play and increase chances.


This, but gap between Wash U and Emory is fairly small. Much much larger gap between Emory and Tulane. They all give a big bump for ED. I think WashU and Emory both about 35% acceptance rate for ED this year. But they take 50-60% of class ED. For Tulane, you have to apply ED or maybe EA — they took only 100 kids last year RD. This year looks like it will be similar based on what I am seeing locally. Total manipulation of stats for ranking purposes. They say they have 7% acceptance rate. But ED rate is probably over 50% if not considerably higher.
[Post New]02/05/2023 21:27
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Anonymous
Tulane is big on yield protection so if your kid is high stats, they must apply ED to be accepted.
[Post New]02/05/2023 21:39
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Anonymous
My son is not a partner so I think he will prefer Emory or WashU. Besides location and engineering is the vibe at these 2 schools similar? Which is more stressful?
[Post New]02/05/2023 21:43
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My son is not a partner so I think he will prefer Emory or WashU. Besides location and engineering is the vibe at these 2 schools similar? Which is more stressful?


Emory doesn’t have engineering.
[Post New]02/05/2023 21:43
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Anonymous
Meant partier not partner
[Post New]02/05/2023 21:51
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Anonymous
Tulane certainly has the most cachet. Plus, the quality of life is going to be the highest at Tulane. They’re all fine school though.
[Post New]02/05/2023 21:58
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Anonymous
Correct. WashU has school of engineering and Emory only has it with GA Tech. But besides that how are Emory and WashU similar and different?
[Post New]02/05/2023 22:03
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Anonymous
Emory has CS and Bioengineering.
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