Univ of Chicago ED Acceptance Rate

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:100 percent agreed.
It is a really good and challenging school in a beautiful city.
This winter was the warmest in Chicago’s history.

Great crime stats too👍

Dre. 2001. Track 13. Look in the mirror.

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Anonymous wrote:From USNWR in 11/23
Northwestern: Avg SAT: 1514
Franklin W. Olin: Avg SAT: 1515
Brown: Avg SAT: 1517
Harvard: Avg SAT: 1520
Carnegie Mellon: Avg SAT: 1521
Yale: Avg SAT: 1524
Princeton: Avg SAT: 1526
Stanford: Avg SAT: 1527
UPenn: Avg SAT: 1527
Washington University: Avg SAT: 1527
Dartmouth: Avg SAT: 1528
MIT: Avg SAT: 1543
University of Chicago: Avg SAT: 1545

Chicago is permanently test optional.

MIT is test required.

If you truly believe that the kids accepted to Chicago test optional have higher SAT scores than the kids accepted to MIT, you are unfathomably naive.

Chicago is a very, very good school. It’s a great choice for full-pay students from expensive private schools or wealthy public schools who can apply ED. Trying to prove it’s the best school makes you look foolish.

Yeah but a lot of other schools on this list were TO. A lot of Chicago kids have very high SATs including my kid who got a 1580.

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Seriously how the heck would we know

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Anonymous wrote:This is the link for pre-college Summer Program from the source . It does not sound like it targets private school students. It’s comprised of several different programs—ones that targets rural areas, international students, Texas and CA. Nomination by a counselor seems to be one route to be considered by sounds like there is also an application process as well. Does not mention paying for transportation costs. FYI there are other colleges if interested that offer something similar to this pre-college program.

https://applypcs.uchicago.edu/register/?id=05761356-4aa7-4f46-ba9d-7400406d1e3c

NP. Private school DD and her friend who are current juniors were nominated for two of these programs last summer. DD’s program was completely free, including transportation. Friend’s program cost $1000 not including transportation. Both had a fantastic time, and felt that UChicago rolled out the red carpet for them. It worked, as both kids are now strongly considering applying either ED1 or ED2 in the coming admissions cycle.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the link for pre-college Summer Program from the source . It does not sound like it targets private school students. It’s comprised of several different programs—ones that targets rural areas, international students, Texas and CA. Nomination by a counselor seems to be one route to be considered by sounds like there is also an application process as well. Does not mention paying for transportation costs. FYI there are other colleges if interested that offer something similar to this pre-college program.

https://applypcs.uchicago.edu/register/?id=05761356-4aa7-4f46-ba9d-7400406d1e3c

NP. Private school DD and her friend who are current juniors were nominated for two of these programs last summer. DD’s program was completely free, including transportation. Friend’s program cost $1000 not including transportation. Both had a fantastic time, and felt that UChicago rolled out the red carpet for them. It worked, as both kids are now strongly considering applying either ED1 or ED2 in the coming admissions cycle.

Forgot to add: we are in CA.

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CalTech offers something similar.

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Notre Dame as well

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MIT MITES