momonthehill

OP: Thank you for those lists--they're very informative!

Another small update: University of Delaware no longer offers Early Decision, only RD.

bananabread122

thanks! this was exactly what i was looking for!

tako

Hmm, I'm afraid I don't have the power to edit my own posts. I'll try to inform a mod later.

funployee

Northwestern University (IL) has a 40-44% ED rate and deadline is 11/1

Optisrule

I went to WPI recently and they no longer offer ED. GOod list though, very helpful

daffymom

"One thing to remember: these are 2007 statistics"

The acceptance rates on your list for many of these schools are inaccurate for 2007 with many of the schools reporting significantly lower acceptance rates for students applying in 2006 and 2007. My guess is for at least some of the schools the rates are from 2003 or 2004.

mrego

Rice doesn't have EA

olympia

thank you so much for this list!

idic5

are those percentages ED acceptance rate or EA?

gattaca09

I'm pretty sure that St. Norbert College doesn't offer Early Decision, they are rolling.

Olasco

I just want to ask if schools that offer rolling admission are any good

idic5

I notice some pretty high percentages for ED, even some 100 pcts. Does this mean that if once applies ed at the college, and one has that pct chance of getting in?

idic5

is there a link to the 2006 ed/ea acceptance rate data?

Whistle Pig

tako ... very impressive! While typist might be scratched, you can readily add "Research". Thanks for a most worthwhile contribution for readers.

OrangeBlossom

FYI, EA acceptance rate for McDaniel is *much* lower than RD rate probably by as much as 25 percentage points.