Any good news from BC?

[Anonymous]

BC ED2 came out yesterday. Anyone get in?

[Anonymous]

In with 3.75 UW, TO
rejected Emory ED1

[Anonymous]

Congrats!!!!

[Anonymous]

Any idea what the ED deferral acceptance rate is?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In with 3.75 UW, TO
rejected Emory ED1

Congratulations!! What major? And from which high school district?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In with 3.75 UW, TO
rejected Emory ED1

I'm guessing the rest of the app must have been pretty good. I've been hearing only rejection and deferred from ED2.
Congrats.

[Anonymous]

My DS got in. He’s excited!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My DS got in. He’s excited!

Congratulations!! Please share stats, high school and intended major.

[Anonymous]

Congratulations.

Boston College enrolls 2500 freshmen, of which 1250 are EDI or EDII applicants.

About half the class is EDI or EDII.

At BU, 1,600 applicants are admitted EDI or EDII, or about 44% of the 3,600 freshmen enrolled students.

At NEU, approximately 35% are taken EDI or EDII.

I wonder if there is a higher percentage take EDI or EDII at BC because of the number of scholarship athletes?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My DS got in. He’s excited!

Congratulations!! Please share stats, high school and intended major.

Thanks! He’s at a mcps public, gpa 3.85 uw, sat 1520. Undecided major (had considered engineering but didn’t want to commit to an engineering program)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Congratulations.

Boston College enrolls 2500 freshmen, of which 1250 are EDI or EDII applicants.

About half the class is EDI or EDII.

At BU, 1,600 applicants are admitted EDI or EDII, or about 44% of the 3,600 freshmen enrolled students.

At NEU, approximately 35% are taken EDI or EDII.

I wonder if there is a higher percentage take EDI or EDII at BC because of the number of scholarship athletes?

No