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Ivy League Witnesses Unprecedented Rise in Early Applications

The Ivy Dean

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s early admissions cycle has set new records for the country’s most prestigious post-secondary schools. As anyone hoping to begin college in fall 2021 is likely aware, all schools with an early application program released their early acceptance decisions within the past few weeks.

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Early Acceptance Rates Show the Ivy League Remains as Competitive as Ever

The Ivy Dean

Most of the colleges in the Ivy League announce their early acceptance decisions by mid-December. This year is no exception: the majority of students in the Class of 2027 who applied early to one of the 8 most prestigious higher education institutions in the country now know the results of that decision.

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Public Ivies: Class of 2028 Acceptance Rates

Top Tier Admissions

The term “Public Ivies” has arguably been around longer than any of the other “Ivy adjacent” categories ( “Southern Ivies,” “New Ivies,” etc.). None of the UCs offer early admission or consider standardized test scores. and we expect to see another sub-9% acceptance rate for the Class of 2028.

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Stanford University: Early Acceptance Rate

Top Tier Admissions

Since 2018, the university has ceased disclosing acceptance rates in real time, instead waiting months after admissions decisions have been made to report publicly available data. Stanford’s test-optional policy extends to applicants applying for the Fall 2025 entry term. Meaning, of the 2,099 students (out of 53,733 applicants!)

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Harvard's Admissions Game Gets Harder With Lower Acceptance Rates

Ivy Central

These shifting statistics illuminate the dynamic nature of Harvard College's admissions trends. During the early admissions cycle, Harvard College admitted 7.56 percent of early applicants to the Class of 2027, marking the second-lowest early acceptance rate in the College's history.

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Is Yield Protection Real?

BestColleges

A high yield rate helps colleges minimize the volatility of the admissions cycle. Colleges aim to boost their yield through several strategies, including early admissions policies. The following year, it plummeted to 61%, rebounding with a rate of 73% for the class of 2025. Last year, Amherst College's yield was 39%.

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Princeton Acceptance Rate: How to Get Into Princeton

Top Tier Admissions

Based on application numbers pulled from the past decade, we can estimate that the number of enrolled students represents between 3.99% and 5.66% of total applicants from the 2026 admissions cycle (for the last decade, applicant numbers have ranged between 26,498 and 37,601 students). Get our expert guidance on your college essays.