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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 earlyadmission or consider standardized test scores. and we expect to see another sub-9% acceptance rate for the Class of 2028.
Brown University , an Ivyleague institution in Providence, Rhode Island, saw its Early Decision acceptance rate for the Class of 2029 rise to the highest its been in over 5 years. Brown received 5,048 early applications and accepted 906 applicants for an acceptance rate of 17.95%, according to the Brown Daily Herald.
Although there has been some variability, more students are applying Early Decision or Restrictive Early Action to highly selective colleges resulting in even lower admission rates. Here is a summary of earlyadmissions statistics for the Class of 2028. acceptance rate. Read news release here.
Yale University , an IvyLeague institution in New Haven, Connecticut, accepted 728 Early Action applicants to the Class of 2029. YALE ACCEPTANCE RATE: EARLY TRENDS Of the 6,729 early action applicants, 10.8% Last year, Yale admitted 9.02% of early applicants , the lowest early admit rate in recent history.
Between ever-increasing early application numbers, unexpected current events and other external factors, colleges seeking to further diversify (gender diversity, economic diversity, geographic diversity, etc.) TOP 10 EARLYADMISSIONS TRENDS: CLASS OF 2028 1. Yale , for instance, had a 9.02
For the Class of 2028, Rice Universitys acceptance rate clocked in at 7.5%. In this blog, well break down Rice Universitys acceptance rate and key admissions trends, including Regular and EarlyAdmissions, yield, transfer, and waitlist rates. For the Class of 2028, it hit 7.5%, the lowest in Rice history.
Since the pandemic, college admissions has experienced a so-called domino effect: the acceptance rates for IvyLeague and Ivy-adjacent universities have dropped to ~5% or below, leading to an increase in interest and applicants for other selective schools and those ranked in the top 35 for National Universities.
As a result, more and more students are applying under Early Decision and Early Action admissions plans. While earlyadmissions plans often have higher acceptance rates than regular decision, the continuing rise in applicants (and early applicants), means these early rounds are growing more competitive as well.
The elite college admissions landscape has never been more competitive (or more confusing for applicants to navigate). To kick off our new series on Regular Decision acceptance rates, we’re covering the newly released Class of 2028 acceptance rate for Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Want To Read More About MIT?
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. We’re collecting early acceptance rate data at selective schools and providing insight and analysis of our own.
We’re collecting early acceptance rate data at selective schools and providing insight and analysis of our own. 83.06% of applicants were deferred, a number much higher than the 20% of early action Yale University applicants who were deferred to the regular decision round.
See Highlights From The Emory Wheel Article Below: Emory University accepted 345 Early Decision II applicants to the Class of 2028 on Feb. Emory admitted its first members of the Class of 2028 on Dec. We’re collecting early acceptance rate data at selective schools and providing insight and analysis of our own.
Next up in our series highlighting early round acceptance rates at top colleges is University of Pennsylvania — an IvyLeague institution located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. We’re collecting early acceptance rate data at selective schools and providing insight and analysis of our own. News and World Report.
of early action applicants to the Class of 2028. About 41,000 students applied under USC’s combined early action and merit scholarship program. USC’s acceptance rate for the Class of 2028 is expected to be 9.2% We’re collecting early acceptance rate data at selective schools and providing insight and analysis of our own.
Next up in our series highlighting early round acceptance rates at top colleges is Dartmouth College — an IvyLeague institution located in Hanover, New Hampshire. In a break from recent years, Dartmouth did not report how many legacy students were admitted to the Class of 2028.
For historical data, see our collection of IvyLeague and Top College Acceptance Rates and Admissions Statistics , including the Class of 2027 IvyLeagueadmissions data and admissions stats for a range of additional selective schools. Want To Read More About Vanderbilt’s Acceptance Rate?
While we all hope that the earlyadmission decisions will bring good news, it takes some of the pressure off to know that all of the essays are finished, no matter what. percent over last year’s early application totals and a record number of first-year applications. If this occurs, I predict one of two scenarios.
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