PP here is the link to the data from Cornell's site.

Click on school on the right and you can see it by school.

https://irp.cornell.edu/university-factbook/undergraduate-admissions

Hi my kid went to Cornell (not Dyson). The schools' admission results (when I say schools I mean each college at Cornell e.g. Dyson, Arts and Science, ILR, Human Ecology (they changed their name recently), etc. have their historical results published in Cornell's annual report. I recall Dyson was like 5 percent and was the hardest from what I recall.

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The Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management is indeed a unique and prestigious program at Cornell University. The overall acceptance rate for the Dyson School tends to be lower than the overall Cornell acceptance rate. While the overall acceptance rate for Cornell hovers around 7-10% in recent years, the acceptance rate for Dyson specifically has been as low as 3% in some years, making it one of the most competitive programs within Cornell. Keep in mind that these numbers can fluctuate based on factors like the number of applicants and available spots.

https://www.collegevine.com/faq/27779/dyson-school-acceptance-rate

I don’t think these numbers are at all correct.

No dog in this fight but i've seen crazy things in collegevine faq answers.

Poetsandquants will be very accurate. Dyson after Wharton and ahead of Stern seems exactly right. Dyson has long been a very difficult admit. It's the toughest school to get into at Cornell, even more so than Engineering.

There will be some turbulence in admissions percentages across the board for the next year or two. A lot of schools are transitioning from Test Optional to Test Mandatory and that impacts the number of applicants. I think Brown was down 20 percent for that reason alone. Whether the admissions rate for Dyson is 4 percent or 6 percent this year doesn't really matter. It's a difficult admit for everyone.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:google:

The Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management is indeed a unique and prestigious program at Cornell University. The overall acceptance rate for the Dyson School tends to be lower than the overall Cornell acceptance rate. While the overall acceptance rate for Cornell hovers around 7-10% in recent years, the acceptance rate for Dyson specifically has been as low as 3% in some years, making it one of the most competitive programs within Cornell. Keep in mind that these numbers can fluctuate based on factors like the number of applicants and available spots.

https://www.collegevine.com/faq/27779/dyson-school-acceptance-rate

I don’t think these numbers are at all correct.

No dog in this fight but i've seen crazy things in collegevine faq answers.

same

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:google:

The Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management is indeed a unique and prestigious program at Cornell University. The overall acceptance rate for the Dyson School tends to be lower than the overall Cornell acceptance rate. While the overall acceptance rate for Cornell hovers around 7-10% in recent years, the acceptance rate for Dyson specifically has been as low as 3% in some years, making it one of the most competitive programs within Cornell. Keep in mind that these numbers can fluctuate based on factors like the number of applicants and available spots.

https://www.collegevine.com/faq/27779/dyson-school-acceptance-rate

I don’t think these numbers are at all correct.

No dog in this fight but i've seen crazy things in collegevine faq answers.

Anonymous wrote:google:

The Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management is indeed a unique and prestigious program at Cornell University. The overall acceptance rate for the Dyson School tends to be lower than the overall Cornell acceptance rate. While the overall acceptance rate for Cornell hovers around 7-10% in recent years, the acceptance rate for Dyson specifically has been as low as 3% in some years, making it one of the most competitive programs within Cornell. Keep in mind that these numbers can fluctuate based on factors like the number of applicants and available spots.

https://www.collegevine.com/faq/27779/dyson-school-acceptance-rate

I don’t think these numbers are at all correct.

Dyson ED bump is real. But don’t have numbers. We’ve seen good students but nowhere near top students get in ED. But this is a NYC feeder

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The Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management is indeed a unique and prestigious program at Cornell University. The overall acceptance rate for the Dyson School tends to be lower than the overall Cornell acceptance rate. While the overall acceptance rate for Cornell hovers around 7-10% in recent years, the acceptance rate for Dyson specifically has been as low as 3% in some years, making it one of the most competitive programs within Cornell. Keep in mind that these numbers can fluctuate based on factors like the number of applicants and available spots.

https://www.collegevine.com/faq/27779/dyson-school-acceptance-rate

The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania was the most selective school in its latest admission cycle with an admission rate of 4.5%. Cornell University Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management was the second most selective with a rate of 4.79%, followed by NYU Stern at 5.2%.

https://poetsandquants.com/2024/01/22/poetsquants-best-undergraduate-business-schools-of-2024/3/

crazy low. sub 4%.

Naviance for Cornell is not helpful since I think the admit rates vary a lot by college