Which EA decisions will come out today (1/20/23)?

[Anonymous]

USC releasing today. Vast Majority of EA applicants will be deferred to regular round with no rejections today. 80K (EA/RD) applications received this year, USC predicting a 6% acceptance rate - this is ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:USC releasing today. Vast Majority of EA applicants will be deferred to regular round with no rejections today. 80K (EA/RD) applications received this year, USC predicting a 6% acceptance rate - this is ridiculous.

5% for EA, 9% for overall

[Anonymous]

Any idea when Georgia Tech OOS EA decisions come out?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Any idea when Georgia Tech OOS EA decisions come out?

GA Tech admissions Twitter account says Friday, January 27th @7pm

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:CU Boulder around 7EST

Did CU Boulder confirm this somewhere? Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:USC releasing today. Vast Majority of EA applicants will be deferred to regular round with no rejections today. 80K (EA/RD) applications received this year, USC predicting a 6% acceptance rate - this is ridiculous.

5% for EA, 9% for overall

So USC announced today to professional college counselors the following information:

according to USC

Applications EA 40.6K

will admit 2.4K (this Friday)

Admit rate approx 6%

Will defer remaining 38.2K applicants

Received another 40.4K applications RD

Will admit 5.5K late march from the combined deferred/RD pool of 78.6K

admit rate RD/deferred 6-7%

TOTAL applications 81K (up from 69K in 2022)

total admitted 7.9K (down from 8.3K 2022)

total admit rate 9-10% (down from 12% 2022)

NOTE there will also be spring admits which will increase the total freshman admitted

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:USC releasing today. Vast Majority of EA applicants will be deferred to regular round with no rejections today. 80K (EA/RD) applications received this year, USC predicting a 6% acceptance rate - this is ridiculous.

5% for EA, 9% for overall

So USC announced today to professional college counselors the following information:

according to USC

Applications EA 40.6K

will admit 2.4K (this Friday)

Admit rate approx 6%

Will defer remaining 38.2K applicants

Received another 40.4K applications RD

Will admit 5.5K late march from the combined deferred/RD pool of 78.6K

admit rate RD/deferred 6-7%

TOTAL applications 81K (up from 69K in 2022)

total admitted 7.9K (down from 8.3K 2022)

total admit rate 9-10% (down from 12% 2022)

NOTE there will also be spring admits which will increase the total freshman admitted

This was discussed at length yesterday in its own thread.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:USC releasing today. Vast Majority of EA applicants will be deferred to regular round with no rejections today. 80K (EA/RD) applications received this year, USC predicting a 6% acceptance rate - this is ridiculous.

5% for EA, 9% for overall

So USC announced today to professional college counselors the following information:

according to USC

Applications EA 40.6K

will admit 2.4K (this Friday)

Admit rate approx 6%

Will defer remaining 38.2K applicants

Received another 40.4K applications RD

Will admit 5.5K late march from the combined deferred/RD pool of 78.6K

admit rate RD/deferred 6-7%

TOTAL applications 81K (up from 69K in 2022)

total admitted 7.9K (down from 8.3K 2022)

total admit rate 9-10% (down from 12% 2022)

NOTE there will also be spring admits which will increase the total freshman admitted

This was discussed at length yesterday in its own thread.

link?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:USC releasing today. Vast Majority of EA applicants will be deferred to regular round with no rejections today. 80K (EA/RD) applications received this year, USC predicting a 6% acceptance rate - this is ridiculous.

5% for EA, 9% for overall

So USC announced today to professional college counselors the following information:

according to USC

Applications EA 40.6K

will admit 2.4K (this Friday)

Admit rate approx 6%

Will defer remaining 38.2K applicants

Received another 40.4K applications RD

Will admit 5.5K late march from the combined deferred/RD pool of 78.6K

admit rate RD/deferred 6-7%

TOTAL applications 81K (up from 69K in 2022)

total admitted 7.9K (down from 8.3K 2022)

total admit rate 9-10% (down from 12% 2022)

NOTE there will also be spring admits which will increase the total freshman admitted

This was discussed at length yesterday in its own thread.

link?

Nevermind, found it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Villanova this evening.

hearing from someone on the inside that EA numbers are down and was an easier admit this year - if this is true, very curious as this school’s popularity has soared last couple of years. Maybe yield was lower than expected last year, who knows

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m assuming Wisconsin and Michigan will be next Friday?

Does anyone know about UVA for this year?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m assuming Wisconsin and Michigan will be next Friday?

I heard anecdotally that Michigan historically has deferred most EA apps submitted after 10/15, even though EA application not due until 11/1. Anyone else hear (or experience) this? logic being too many apps to get through.. I hope that’s not the case lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m assuming Wisconsin and Michigan will be next Friday?

I heard anecdotally that Michigan historically has deferred most EA apps submitted after 10/15, even though EA application not due until 11/1. Anyone else hear (or experience) this? logic being too many apps to get through.. I hope that’s not the case lol

I also hope that's not the case.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m assuming Wisconsin and Michigan will be next Friday?

Does anyone know about UVA for this year?

February 15

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m assuming Wisconsin and Michigan will be next Friday?

I heard anecdotally that Michigan historically has deferred most EA apps submitted after 10/15, even though EA application not due until 11/1. Anyone else hear (or experience) this? logic being too many apps to get through.. I hope that’s not the case lol

Yikes hope not

Anyone know will having a high SAT help balance out a low 90 gpa?