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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]
MIT: 4-8%
CMU SCS: 5-10%
Stanford: 3-8%
Berkeley EECS/CS: 8-15%
Georgia Tech: 15-25%
Princeton: 5-10%
Cornell Engineering: 10-18%
UIUC CS: 10-20% direct CS, higher for CS+X/math/engineering
Michigan: 20-35%
Purdue: 35-55%
Penn Engineering: 6-12%
Columbia Engineering: 6-12%
Duke: 10-20%
Rice: 10-20%
UVA: 45-60%[/quote]
These numbers are estimates based on your DC's profile?  AI generated?[/quote]

Yes, the AI analysis used a mix of:

Official admissions pages
Common Data Sets
Published SAT/GPA/class profile data
CS/engineering ranking sources
School-specific CS/engineering department pages
Cost of attendance and merit aid pages
Early Action/Early Decision policy pages
Public applicant/outcome discussions from sites like Reddit and College Confidential-style forums
The full student profile I provided: GPA, 1600 SAT, rigor, AP/DE/college coursework, upward junior-year trend, CS/AI projects, tutoring, leadership, and recommendations

So it was not just a random guess. It was a planning estimate based on the full profile plus public admissions/ranking/context data.[/quote]

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