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Anonymous wrote:So does anyone get into main campus. All Emory students I know actually went to Oxford. People dont seem to give it the credit it should, the main campus is just as selective as vandy or Duke.

ED at Duke is FAR more selective than ED at Emory.

Duke ED is 15%. Emory is 20%. That's not FAR....

Duke has only one Ed. Emory’s ED1 acceptance rate is well over 30 percent. A lower ED2 rate brings it to 20.

Bumping, it”# harder to get into Duke. Not sure why it matters though

My DC applied to both Duke and Emory - so I have no shade on either. I am the one who pointed out Duke is a harder admit and I stand by that. Obviously there are random admissions all over the T30. I'd be happy to be wrong and have DC accepted to Duke since DC prefers it. Emory result was Oxford acceptance, Main campus denied (not WL).

Anonymous wrote:+1 I know several students at Rice and WashU that didn't get into Emory and vise versa. DCUM is too anal about ranking, the small ranking difference isn't due to selectivity.

DD has full ride to WashU but rejected to Emory...both campuses. College admissions is very random at the top.

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Anonymous wrote:Detailed info here...
https://admissions.blog/regular-decision-at-emory-university-becomes-more-selective/

1470-1560 for Emory
1470-1550 for Oxford.

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Plus 3 percent more test optional at main campus. I think non hooked kids applying RD are just more likely to be offered Oxford, despite same or better stats.

Emory is known not to like white students so this makes sense.

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Anonymous wrote:Detailed info here...
https://admissions.blog/regular-decision-at-emory-university-becomes-more-selective/

1470-1560 for Emory
1470-1550 for Oxford.

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Plus 3 percent more test optional at main campus. I think non hooked kids applying RD are just more likely to be offered Oxford, despite same or better stats.

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Anonymous wrote:So does anyone get into main campus. All Emory students I know actually went to Oxford. People dont seem to give it the credit it should, the main campus is just as selective as vandy or Duke.

ED at Duke is FAR more selective than ED at Emory.

Duke ED is 15%. Emory is 20%. That's not FAR....

Duke has only one Ed. Emory’s ED1 acceptance rate is well over 30 percent. A lower ED2 rate brings it to 20.

Bumping, it”# harder to get into Duke. Not sure why it matters though

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Anonymous wrote:So does anyone get into main campus. All Emory students I know actually went to Oxford. People dont seem to give it the credit it should, the main campus is just as selective as vandy or Duke.

ED at Duke is FAR more selective than ED at Emory.

Duke ED is 15%. Emory is 20%. That's not FAR....

Duke does D1 athletic recruiting in that 15%

So there's complete idiots with Duke degrees? Oxford-Emory doesn't sound too bad then.

Anonymous wrote:Detailed info here...
https://admissions.blog/regular-decision-at-emory-university-becomes-more-selective/

1470-1560 for Emory
1470-1550 for Oxford.

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Anonymous wrote:So does anyone get into main campus. All Emory students I know actually went to Oxford. People dont seem to give it the credit it should, the main campus is just as selective as vandy or Duke.

ED at Duke is FAR more selective than ED at Emory.

Duke ED is 15%. Emory is 20%. That's not FAR....

Duke does D1 athletic recruiting in that 15%

Detailed info here...
https://admissions.blog/regular-decision-at-emory-university-becomes-more-selective/

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Anonymous wrote:Waitlisted

Texas resident
4.0/4.55
School does not rank
SAT 1470
AS Degree with 4.0
Pharmacy Internship
Currently interning in Managua Nicaragua
Excellent ECs

Wow. Where did this kid get in and where else rejected?

In at UTA Honors. Texas A&M honors.
Rejected Rice and Emory

UT Arlington? I never would have expected a kid with those stats to even apply there. Has there been a glow up since I moved away?

UT Austin lol

That's just UT. It's never been called UTA (though sometimes TU by haters).

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Texas resident
4.0/4.55
School does not rank
SAT 1470
AS Degree with 4.0
Pharmacy Internship
Currently interning in Managua Nicaragua
Excellent ECs

Wow. Where did this kid get in and where else rejected?

In at UTA Honors. Texas A&M honors.
Rejected Rice and Emory

UT Arlington? I never would have expected a kid with those stats to even apply there. Has there been a glow up since I moved away?

UT Austin lol

+1 I know several students at Rice and WashU that didn't get into Emory and vise versa. DCUM is too anal about ranking, the small ranking difference isn't due to selectivity.

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Texas resident
4.0/4.55
School does not rank
SAT 1470
AS Degree with 4.0
Pharmacy Internship
Currently interning in Managua Nicaragua
Excellent ECs

Wow. Where did this kid get in and where else rejected?

In at UTA Honors. Texas A&M honors.
Rejected Rice and Emory

UT Arlington? I never would have expected a kid with those stats to even apply there. Has there been a glow up since I moved away?

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Anonymous wrote:So does anyone get into main campus. All Emory students I know actually went to Oxford. People dont seem to give it the credit it should, the main campus is just as selective as vandy or Duke.

Yea Oxford seems to hold Emory back in a way.

The stats for the students admitted to Oxford ar similar to main campus, my guess is that RD main campus admits just suit institutional priorities better.

But it raises the acceptance rate, and makes people think it's not there with Rice and Vandy when it is when you only count the main campus.

It isn’t right there with Rice and Vandy because those Oxford kids all come to main campus and graduate with the same degree.

Oxford is no different than Transfer students

Actually they are, because Oxford students are considered Emory students from day one. There is no metric they need to meet to move to main campus.

Yes it is, they need to graduate from Oxford. The DOE doesn't consider both campuses the same.

But Emory does. You’ve tried to make this argument multiple times here and I am not sure why you care so much. Emory is a T25 school, wishing away 1000 Emory students is stupid and doesn’t even change people’s perception of the school.

That's the point PP is trying to make. There's students or will be students at Vandy and Rice that didn't get into Emory/Oxford but somehow they're better than the school they didn't get into. And there all T25, so I don't know what you mean by that.

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Anonymous wrote:So does anyone get into main campus. All Emory students I know actually went to Oxford. People dont seem to give it the credit it should, the main campus is just as selective as vandy or Duke.

Yea Oxford seems to hold Emory back in a way.

The stats for the students admitted to Oxford ar similar to main campus, my guess is that RD main campus admits just suit institutional priorities better.

But it raises the acceptance rate, and makes people think it's not there with Rice and Vandy when it is when you only count the main campus.

It isn’t right there with Rice and Vandy because those Oxford kids all come to main campus and graduate with the same degree.

To be fair it seems like a few PPs got into Rice and Vandy but not Emory soo...

Really? That seems so unlikely, even acknowledging that <20% = lottery

I mean why would they lie?