Emory ED apps up over 20%

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Anonymous wrote:Emory sure it likes to make sure all ED applicants are accepted. Having such a big backdoor way into a college is not a bad thing. If it had to rely on just admitting from regular decision its yield rate would plummet. So Tulane, Emory, etc. have to compensate.

30% is all? And that's for both campuses, for Emory college it's 24%. Also Emory had over 1400 applicants for questbridge and they accepted 64. So really the acceptance rate so far is 18% for Emory College and will drop even more after ED2. Emory doesn't add Questbridge to their ED numbers like WashU and Vandy do. In hindsight Emory is just as selective as Vandy and more selective than WashU.

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Anonymous wrote:Early applications are up 20-30% everywhere.

This
Look at the schools not making announcements about their ED stats for the first time.

Not really, but keep trying.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Emory sure it likes to make sure all ED applicants are accepted. Having such a big backdoor way into a college is not a bad thing. If it had to rely on just admitting from regular decision its yield rate would plummet. So Tulane, Emory, etc. have to compensate.

30% is all? And that's for both campuses, for Emory college it's 24%. Also Emory had over 1400 applicants for questbridge and they accepted 64. So really the acceptance rate so far is 18% for Emory College and will drop even more after ED2. Emory doesn't add Questbridge to their ED numbers like WashU and Vandy do. In hindsight Emory is just as selective as Vandy and more selective than WashU.

LOL, Emory parents are now “unskewing” admissions. So desperate

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Emory is an excellent school that admits 1 in 3 ED applicants. According to national rankings, Emory's peers are Swarthmore, BYU, Pomona and Georgia Tech.

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Anonymous wrote:Emory is an excellent school that admits 1 in 3 ED applicants. According to national rankings, Emory's peers are Swarthmore, BYU, Pomona and Georgia Tech.

So ED2 doesn't count as ED? And what about WashU with a higher ED acceptance rate?

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Anonymous wrote:Give it a rest Emory mom.

Wasn't me. But truth hurts.

Oh honey. You’re the girl who still believes “they’re just jealous.” That’s just something your mom told you in middle school to make you feel better. You weren’t supposed to believe it. DP

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Anonymous wrote:According to Forbes, Emory accepted 30% of the ED applicants…which is a lot

As it has in past cycles. Increase in apps or not, Emory receives far less applications than similarly size schools like Vandy.

But more than Washu, Tufts, and tulane?

According to Emory mom, none of these schools are peers.

Emory and Washu are peers along with Vandy, Rice, Georgetown, Notre Dame, CMU, and maybe Dartmouth. Emory has more applications than all of them except Vandy. So Emory is the 2nd most popular school among it's peers.

Dartmouth is half the size and gets nearly the same number of apps (so a much more difficult admit). Georgetown isn’t on the common app so that limits apps, vandy gets close 30 percent more apps, etc . . I would hope that Emory is more popular than CMU, the most miserable school in the country.

How many qualifications and stipulations must you place on Emory when we prove you wrong? You're obsessed.

Please stop. The secondhand embarrassment on your behalf is killing me.

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Anonymous wrote:would choose tufts and washu over emory. dcum does not respect emory and rightfully so

it is a good backup school for top 25 rejects elsewhere however

Whatever helps you cope at night. Doesn't stop the record apps they're getting.

You. Are. So. Embarrassing.

Truly. Stop.