Most seniors are 2008. Did you redshirt your kid? |
+2 2025 was peak. |
Can you not read a graph? |
No - different states have different age cut-offs. In my state, fall 2007 babies are seniors right now. Not redshirting, just following the school age policy. |
Even college counselors are saying the number of students seems to be down quite a bit from last year.
So 2026 admissions should be lot easier and T20 easier to get into compared to last year. |
I think it will be easier for entry into normal colleges - outside the top 30-40 usual suspects that everyone focuses on. People just need to make better matched lists and not overly focus on reaches. More US students are interested in non-US college because of the Trump effect. There is the beginning of a brain drain to international English-speaking colleges (Ireland, Scotland, Canada, UK). Those colleges will be harder to get into for Americans next year due to the higher demand. |
Fewer kids are applying to college as well, so fewer competing applications for that reason as well - 64%, if I remember correctly compared to around 72% pre COVID |
Idk where you live but my 2023 grad had 709 in the graduating class. My 2026 kid has almost 100 more kids in his graduating class. |
2025 parents want an excuse. |
Buckling ![]() |
2026 will be the easiest year in a while for T20 admissions. |
For Fall of 2026, it will be easier. |