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[quote=Anonymous]Below are the stats from the Ivy League schools (and some others) that have reported so far this year, along with last year's stats. The overall takeaway is surprising probably to no one. More people are applying, and smaller percentages are getting in. In the Ivy League, the percentage decrease in accept rates is down double digits at Yale and Brown (10.2% and 13.7%, respectively). I think a lot of Brown's 20.8% increase in ED apps can be attributed to its removal of student loans from financial aid packages this year. Now students can apply ED to Brown without having to wait for competing offers that might have excluded student loans. I don't know what changed at Duke this year, but they are in high demand. And I remain surprised at the high ED accept rates at SLACs. It feels like they are the last vestige of predictability - kids whose stats are near the top of those schools' applicant pools can still anticipate being admitted. Whereas at the Ivy schools, I think lots of top stats kids are still not admitted. Yale SCEA 2017: 842 out of 5,733 (14.7%) 2018: 794 out of 6,016 (13.2%) [b]Apps up 4.9%, accept rate down 10.2%[/b] NOTE: I know the gross acceptance rate is down only 1.5% percent. But 1.5 is 10.2% of last year's 14.7% acceptance rate, which is why I say the acceptance rate is down 10.2% Harvard REA 2017: 964 out of 6,630 (14.5%) 2018: 935 out of 6,958 (13.4%) [b]Apps up 4.9%, accept rate down 7.6%[/b] Princeton SCEA 2017: 799 out of 5,402 (14.7%) 2018: 743 out of 5,335 (13.9%) Accept rate down 5.4% Penn ED 2017: 1,312 out of 7,074 (18.5%) 2018: 1,279 out of 7,110 (18.0%) [b]Accept rate down 2.7%[/b] Brown ED 2017: 738 out of 3,502 (21.1%) 2018: 769 out of 4,230 (18.2%) [b]Apps up 20.8%, accept rate down 13.7%[/b] Cornell ED 2017: 1,533 out of 6,319 (24.3%) 2018: 1,395 out of 6,159 (22.6%) [b]Accept rate down 7%[/b] Dartmouth ED 2017: 565 out of 2,270 (24.9%) 2018: 574 out of 2,474 (23.2%) [b]Apps up 9%, accept rate down 6.8%[/b] MIT EA: 2017: 664 out of 9,557 (6.9%) 2018: 707 out of 9,600 (7.4%) [b]Accept rate up 7.2%[/b] Duke ED 2017: 875 out of 4,090 (21.4%) 2018: 882 out of 4,852 (18.2%) [b]Apps up 18.6%, accept rate down 14.9%[/b] Johns Hopkins ED 2017: 610 out of 2,037 (29.9%) 2018: 641 out of 2,068 (31.0%) Middlebury ED 1 2017: 326 out of 650 (50.2%) 2018: 297 out of 654 (45.4%)[/quote]
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