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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does anyone NOT get into Pitt?[/quote] For yield reasons, they end up accepting most everyone above 1300/1600.[/quote] Pitt flips the approach to admissions on its head. They accept a very high percentage of qualified students with the full knowledge that only a minority will end up attending. But with a higher acceptance rate, they actually end up with a freshman class with higher stats than if they had a lower acceptance rate and pushed away potential applicants who had good stats. In other words, they get better students applying on average than they might otherwise. [/quote] Smart and humane. More colleges should do this. With USNews having dropped yield, there's not much to lose. So grateful to schools like this for welcoming students there.[/quote] +1[/quote] Well, except if too many say yes and you have over-enrollment and housing problems. It's a balance.[/quote] Never heard of Pitt having an over-enrollment problem so they probably have it down by now. [/quote]
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