Anonymous
03/17/2023 19:15
Subject: Class of 2027 admissions
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pomona had a press release but I don't see any acceptance rate: https://www.pomona.edu/news/2023/03/17-introducing-pomona-college-class-2027
21% white is interesting indeed.
Why is it interesting? Other peer schools in CA have similar demographics.
Because it is entirely out of whack with the college-ready high school senior demographics in this country...
Anonymous
03/17/2023 19:12
Subject: Re:Class of 2027 admissions
USC supposedly had over 80,000 applications and will accept just under 8000 EA and RD. So probably 9-10% overall acceptance rate
Anonymous
03/17/2023 18:55
Subject: Class of 2027 admissions
UF is top 30 on one ranking. Can you all stop.
Anonymous
03/17/2023 18:43
Subject: Re:Class of 2027 admissions
University of Florida has got to be the cheapest top 30 university. Tuition, room and board is $23,150/yr for in-state. It seems like a real bargain.
Anonymous
03/17/2023 18:39
Subject: Re:Class of 2027 admissions
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UF is only to go up in rankings. Best public school in one of the fastest growing, largest states. Very affordable. It’s in the high twenties now, could see it reach equal status as Berkeley/UCLA/Michigan/UVA/UNC as a top public.
Florida Booster. When Big D gets done with Florida,UFs rank will plummet. It's only top 30 now do to DEI moves by USnews.
PP responding. I don’t like DeSantis either, but I’m thinking he won’t impact in-state students attending. Everyone I know who I know moves to Florida (granted these are adults) are conservative. 24% is a pretty low acceptance rate for a public.
No kidding it's adults. Who the hell wants to carry a pregnancy in Florida right now. Don't do it. The birth rate will head down so probably easier admissions in the future.
Anonymous
03/17/2023 18:33
Subject: Re:Class of 2027 admissions
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UF is only to go up in rankings. Best public school in one of the fastest growing, largest states. Very affordable. It’s in the high twenties now, could see it reach equal status as Berkeley/UCLA/Michigan/UVA/UNC as a top public.
I think you're going to be very disappointed.
DP
Yeah, bookmarked
Anonymous
03/17/2023 18:29
Subject: Class of 2027 admissions
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pomona had a press release but I don't see any acceptance rate: https://www.pomona.edu/news/2023/03/17-introducing-pomona-college-class-2027
21% white is interesting indeed.
Why is it interesting? Other peer schools in CA have similar demographics.
It's clear some schools aren't fond of some demographics.
All the white parents who want to get rid of holistic admissions and TO are going to find it very "interesting" when your white kids get shut out by the Asian kids.
Lol. Holistic admissions and TO were invented for white people to compete against Asians. (Using concern for URMs as a mask.)
Anonymous
03/17/2023 18:24
Subject: Re:Class of 2027 admissions
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This list is very misleading. For example, UVA was 27% in state and 12% OOS - you can't really average them because residency is clearly an important factor. Notre Dame was 10% RD, higher in ED - this information matters when kids in later years are considering whether they have a shot and when.
Should we do this with all schools, because this board hates when separating Emory from Emory-Oxford? And ND RD acceptance rate is 22%,...1701/7862.
+1, Gotcha PP. UVA students go to the same school regardless of wh we re their from and most DCMU are Nova residents so why does it matter?
* whether and They're. .. Sorry was typing too quickly.
Anonymous
03/17/2023 18:23
Subject: Re:Class of 2027 admissions
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This list is very misleading. For example, UVA was 27% in state and 12% OOS - you can't really average them because residency is clearly an important factor. Notre Dame was 10% RD, higher in ED - this information matters when kids in later years are considering whether they have a shot and when.
Should we do this with all schools, because this board hates when separating Emory from Emory-Oxford? And ND RD acceptance rate is 22%,...1701/7862.
+1, Gotcha PP. UVA students go to the same school regardless of wh we re their from and most DCMU are Nova residents so why does it matter?
Anonymous
03/17/2023 18:16
Subject: Class of 2027 admissions
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Will update as more are released...
MIT- 5%
John's Hopkins- 6%
Amherst-9%
Williams-10%
Tulane-13%
UVA-16%
Notre Dame-18%
U Richmond-22%
UF-24%
Bucknell-32%
UGA-35%
American-44%
Fordham-50%
UWashington-~ 55%
Are the schools the source for this? Class of 2027 overall or just ED?
Overall and various sources.
This part matters Please specify
Ivywise, admissions blog, collegekickstart, college confidential, the schools website.
Anonymous
03/17/2023 18:12
Subject: Re:Class of 2027 admissions
Anonymous wrote:This list is very misleading. For example, UVA was 27% in state and 12% OOS - you can't really average them because residency is clearly an important factor. Notre Dame was 10% RD, higher in ED - this information matters when kids in later years are considering whether they have a shot and when.
Should we do this with all schools, because this board hates when separating Emory from Emory-Oxford? And ND RD acceptance rate is 22%,...1701/7862.
Anonymous
03/17/2023 18:09
Subject: Class of 2027 admissions
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Will update as more are released...
MIT- 5%
John's Hopkins- 6%
Amherst-9%
Williams-10%
Tulane-13%
UVA-16%
Notre Dame-18%
U Richmond-22%
UF-24%
Bucknell-32%
UGA-35%
American-44%
Fordham-50%
UWashington-~ 55%
Are the schools the source for this? Class of 2027 overall or just ED?
Overall and various sources.
This part matters Please specify
Anonymous
03/17/2023 18:07
Subject: Re:Class of 2027 admissions
This list is very misleading. For example, UVA was 27% in state and 12% OOS - you can't really average them because residency is clearly an important factor. Notre Dame was 10% RD, higher in ED - this information matters when kids in later years are considering whether they have a shot and when.
Anonymous
03/17/2023 18:05
Subject: Class of 2027 admissions
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pomona had a press release but I don't see any acceptance rate: https://www.pomona.edu/news/2023/03/17-introducing-pomona-college-class-2027
21% white is interesting indeed.
Why is it interesting? Other peer schools in CA have similar demographics.
It's clear some schools aren't fond of some demographics.
All the white parents who want to get rid of holistic admissions and TO are going to find it very "interesting" when your white kids get shut out by the Asian kids.
Anonymous
03/17/2023 18:00
Subject: Class of 2027 admissions
... it's a california thing. Usc was 25% caucasian only for last year's class. Stanford 22%. Harvey mudd 25%. Caltech 15%.