Anonymous
04/01/2025 16:43
Subject: Class of 2029 Acceptance Rates
What’s the source? Several schools on the list have not reported their numbers.
Anonymous
04/01/2025 16:25
Subject: Re:Class of 2029 Acceptance Rates
Anonymous wrote:At our private, NYU takes huge numbers of middle-of-the-class students ED. Cornell does not.
Would be true for all program, including business?
Anonymous
04/01/2025 15:58
Subject: Re:Class of 2029 Acceptance Rates
Anonymous wrote:At our private, NYU takes huge numbers of middle-of-the-class students ED. Cornell does not.
Yes, at our Big3 my kids attend, NYU is also a school that routinely takes kids in the lower 50% of the class. I don't know to which school within NYU--I know they vary in difficulty.
Anonymous
04/01/2025 15:48
Subject: Re:Class of 2029 Acceptance Rates
At our private, NYU takes huge numbers of middle-of-the-class students ED. Cornell does not.
Anonymous
04/01/2025 12:32
Subject: Class of 2029 Acceptance Rates
\Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NYU with a lower acceptance rate than Cornell is laughable. Anyone who has ever been through this process knows how rigged these numbers are.
NYU doesn't count a full quarter of the incoming class in the reported stats.
Cornell also has guaranteed 2nd year transfer program and they do not count.
This is common in many many schools.
Anonymous
04/01/2025 12:21
Subject: Class of 2029 Acceptance Rates
Anonymous
04/01/2025 12:17
Subject: Class of 2029 Acceptance Rates
Anonymous wrote:UT Austin is believed to have been about 5% for OOS this year, with a 48% increase in OOS applications.
But 40% for in state….
Anonymous
04/01/2025 12:10
Subject: Class of 2029 Acceptance Rates
Anonymous wrote:NYU with a lower acceptance rate than Cornell is laughable. Anyone who has ever been through this process knows how rigged these numbers are.
NYU doesn't count a full quarter of the incoming class in the reported stats.
Anonymous
04/01/2025 11:58
Subject: Re:Class of 2029 Acceptance Rates
Anonymous wrote:
|Caltech|\~2.3%| required
|Stanford|\~3.9%| required
|Harvard|\~4.2%| required
|Columbia|4.3%| TO
|Duke|4.5%| TO
|MIT|4.5%| required
|Princeton|\~4.5%| TO
|Yale|4.6%| required
|UPenn|\~4.9%| required
|Vanderbilt|\~5.6%| TO
|Brown|5.7%| required
|Dartmouth|6%| required
|Johns Hopkins|\~6%| required
|Bowdoin|\~6.8%| TO
|Northwestern|7%| TO
|Pomona|\~7.2%| TO
|Amherst|7.4%| TO
|Swarthmore|7.4%| TO
|NYU|7.7%| TO
|Rice|7.8%| TO
|Cornell|\~8.4%| TO
|Williams|8.5%| TO
|UCLA|\~8.6%| TO
|Notre Dame|9%| TO
|Claremont McKenna|\~9.4%| TO
|USC|10.4%| TO
|Berkeley|\~10.5%| TO
|Tufts|10.5%| TO
|CMU|\~11%| TO
|Georgetown|12.2%| required
|Harvey Mudd|\~12.3%| TO
|WashU|\~12.5%| TO
|Boston College|12.6%| TO
|Georgia Tech|12.7%| required
|Wellesley|13.7%| TO
|Emory|14.9%| TO
|UNC|\~15.1%| TO
|UMich|\~15.2%| TO
|UVA|15.4%| TO
Why do they all publish acceptance rates before the cycle is complete? If they have to take students off of waitlist, the rate will change.
Anonymous
04/01/2025 11:52
Subject: Class of 2029 Acceptance Rates
BC ED acceptance rate was reported to be 33%. 60%+ of the class was filled early.
BC and several others are great schools, but kids worried about acceptance rate as the gauge of prestige should look a level deeper, including CDS data. GPA ranges. Class rank distribution. ED/RD. % submitting scores.
They will find some of the ‘most popular’ schools have similar or worse academic profiles than others with far fewer applicants.
BC and several others are great schools, but kids worried about acceptance rate as the gauge of prestige should look a level deeper, including CDS data. GPA ranges. Class rank distribution. ED/RD. % submitting scores.
They will find some of the ‘most popular’ schools have similar or worse academic profiles than others with far fewer applicants.
Anonymous
04/01/2025 11:37
Subject: Re:Class of 2029 Acceptance Rates
Anonymous wrote:
|Caltech|\~2.3%| required
|Stanford|\~3.9%| required
|Harvard|\~4.2%| required
|Columbia|4.3%| TO
|Duke|4.5%| TO
|MIT|4.5%| required
|Princeton|\~4.5%| TO
|Yale|4.6%| required
|UPenn|\~4.9%| required
|Vanderbilt|\~5.6%| TO
|Brown|5.7%| required
|Dartmouth|6%| required
|Johns Hopkins|\~6%| required
|Bowdoin|\~6.8%| TO
|Northwestern|7%| TO
|Pomona|\~7.2%| TO
|Amherst|7.4%| TO
|Swarthmore|7.4%| TO
|NYU|7.7%| TO
|Rice|7.8%| TO
|Cornell|\~8.4%| TO
|Williams|8.5%| TO
|UCLA|\~8.6%| TO
|Notre Dame|9%| TO
|Claremont McKenna|\~9.4%| TO
|USC|10.4%| TO
|Berkeley|\~10.5%| TO
|Tufts|10.5%| TO
|CMU|\~11%| TO
|Georgetown|12.2%| required
|Harvey Mudd|\~12.3%| TO
|WashU|\~12.5%| TO
|Boston College|12.6%| TO
|Georgia Tech|12.7%| required
|Wellesley|13.7%| TO
|Emory|14.9%| TO
|UNC|\~15.1%| TO
|UMich|\~15.2%| TO
|UVA|15.4%| TO
Interesting to see how the required, not many.
Anonymous
04/01/2025 11:19
Subject: Class of 2029 Acceptance Rates
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Liberty University 99%
1% had their credit card rejected...but they still count the application.
hahaha
Anonymous
04/01/2025 11:18
Subject: Class of 2029 Acceptance Rates
Anonymous wrote:Liberty University 99%
Who got rejected? lol
Anonymous
04/01/2025 11:08
Subject: Re:Class of 2029 Acceptance Rates
|Caltech|\~2.3%| required
|Stanford|\~3.9%| required
|Harvard|\~4.2%| required
|Columbia|4.3%| TO
|Duke|4.5%| TO
|MIT|4.5%| required
|Princeton|\~4.5%| TO
|Yale|4.6%| required
|UPenn|\~4.9%| required
|Vanderbilt|\~5.6%| TO
|Brown|5.7%| required
|Dartmouth|6%| required
|Johns Hopkins|\~6%| required
|Bowdoin|\~6.8%| TO
|Northwestern|7%| TO
|Pomona|\~7.2%| TO
|Amherst|7.4%| TO
|Swarthmore|7.4%| TO
|NYU|7.7%| TO
|Rice|7.8%| TO
|Cornell|\~8.4%| TO
|Williams|8.5%| TO
|UCLA|\~8.6%| TO
|Notre Dame|9%| TO
|Claremont McKenna|\~9.4%| TO
|USC|10.4%| TO
|Berkeley|\~10.5%| TO
|Tufts|10.5%| TO
|CMU|\~11%| TO
|Georgetown|12.2%| required
|Harvey Mudd|\~12.3%| TO
|WashU|\~12.5%| TO
|Boston College|12.6%| TO
|Georgia Tech|12.7%| required
|Wellesley|13.7%| TO
|Emory|14.9%| TO
|UNC|\~15.1%| TO
|UMich|\~15.2%| TO
|UVA|15.4%| TO
Anonymous
04/01/2025 10:58
Subject: Re:Class of 2029 Acceptance Rates
Seems pretty selective to me! Someone on here really hates UVA. Same admissions as Michigan +/- and not far off of Emory. My DC got into USC, UNC and UVA and chose UVA. Great education at half the price.