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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Early Decision stats: Emory 2023-2024 Common Data Set 975 accepted ED; 3024 applied ED acceptane rate: 32% 3,088 freshmen ED admittees make up up 32% of the freshmen class Tufts did not list ED stats on the 2021-2022, 2022-2023 or 2023-2024 Common Data Set [/quote] For comparison's sake: Boston College (2022-2023) 1,246 accepted ED; 4,428 applied ED acceptance rate 28% 2,327 freshmen ED admittees make up 53% of the freshmen class Not from the CDS, but for 2024, 1,375 ED admittees, with an acceptance rate of 32% Boston University (2023-2024 Common Data Set) 1,791 accepted ED; 6,866 applied ED acceptance rate 26% 3,145 freshmen ED admittees make up 57% of the freshmen class Northeastern University (2023-2024 Common Data Set) 1,420 accepted ED; 3,672 applied ED acceptance rate 38% 2,738 freshmen ED admittees make up 52% of the freshmen class For this cycle, they supposedly had 6,400 ED applications NYU (2022-2023 common data set) NYU does not list its ED applicant number or ED acceptance rate For this cyle, they supposedly had 22,000 ED applications So Emory lists their ED acceptance rate and the number accepted. NYU and Tufts do not. Take that for what it is worth. [/quote] Why doesn't Tufts publish its early decision numbers? [/quote] Probably not a lot of students apply ED at Tufts. [/quote]
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