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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My DC wanted the same size, and on the initial list were: Lehigh Santa Clara University of Denver Worchester Polytech Villanova Wake Forest University of Rochester William and Mary[/quote] Most of these are not easy to get into. WF and Villanova have 32%/31% acceptance rates. Also, as spomeone who is from WORCESTER it pains me when people say Worchester. It is not even pronounced like there is an H in there. [/quote] Wake had a 20 percent acceptance rate for 2026[/quote] Wake doesn't have the highest stats, though. [b]Perhaps, but there are other schools on here with stats that are generally higher, like William and Mary and Rochester[/b].[/quote] Those three schools have almost identical SAT ranges[/quote] W&M mid SAT 1520/1360 with 51% of enrolled students submitting. Wake mid 50 SAT is 1480/1380 with 23% submitting. W&M ACT is 34/31 with 19% of enrolled students submitting. ACT mid 50 is 33/30 with 32% submitting. So I'd say W&M is a bit higher. Rochester's CDS is messed up. It appears the ACT score shows up in the SAT row and there are no SAT scores shown. But it says only 22% submitted SAT and 7% ACT, so the scores aren't going to be very representative of enrolled students.[/quote] Not sure SAT/ACT score comparison means much for Wake, as it really doesn’t not consider them much, having been test optional way before Covid.[/quote] On what basis can we really tell how qualified the enrolled students are?[/quote]
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