Emory Class of 2019 ED 2

vibgyor95 · February 2015

only 10 days are left till the decision date and I wanted to connect with people who are in the same anxious state as I am. So anyone interested post away..

aphro24 · February 2015

waiting with you!

wilshire1 · February 2015

I've been lurking on cc for a while now - but haven't commented before. I'm waiting too! I'm anxious - there are a lot more applicants for ED 2 and RD this year

BenPM35 · February 2015

Did you guys send first MP grades to emory?

brandonchen32 · February 2015

Does MP mean mid-year report? If it is, you should have to submit it by 1/27; however if it doesn't come out by that day, you need your counselor to write a letter to the admission office to indicate your current situation.

wilshire1 · February 2015

My school automatically sends mid year reports to all schools we've applied to. But our mid-year grades don't come out until this week, so now I'm worried!!!

friday28 · February 2015

My "to-do" list has the date for mid terms grades as 2/15. Also, why is the admit rate for ED2 so low… lower then for regular decision? I didn't know this until after I applied.

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BenPM35 · February 2015

That was just for that year. For all we know, they will accept a lot more kids this year! And yeah, I never heard that the Mid-Year report was due by 1/27, since my grades for the second quarter just came out today. My guidance counselor called and Emory said it just needed to be at the school by 2/15

bernie12 · February 2015

@friday28‌ : RD and ED2 are usually about the same. Could partially come from the fact that Emory (or any school) wants to give RD candidates a chance. Filling the class with over 50% ED is probably not ideal to the adcoms at Emory as they tend to be less diverse socioeconomically and perhaps academically (Many who apply ED to Emory for example may do so for its more stereotypical or extremely well known strengths such as business and pre-medicine. Through RD, you may have the chance to recruit those who are considering it for other strengths or offerings that often do not get as much attention with regards to building Emory's reputation).

123Monkey · February 2015

My son received acceptance letter and invitation to scholars weekend . Anyone else?

friday28 · February 2015

According to the Emory Wheel, the projected class size is 1350 and they have already admitted 478 through EDI. We know they don't want to admit more then 50% through ED I & II. That leaves197 spaces for ED II. There were 1244 EDII applicants which makes the admit rate 15.8%. Am I wrong? I hope so!!

http://emorywheel.com/class-of-2019-breaks-application-record/

Niner9 · February 2015

Your # looks to be correct based in what is represented in the Wheel article. What's even tighter is the RD rate. If the 50% of admit offers for ED applicants is correct, that would imply a RD rate of 3.8% (675/17,980). My son is in the RD pool with ACT of 33, gpa 4.15w, athlete recruited by the coaches who indicated they will support, but have no idea whether he will clear admissions given the competitiveness of the pool and he didn't apply ED. Hope we are missing something in the math on this

friday28 · February 2015

Unlike ED, the RD applicants are not committed to accepting so...I think the RD rate should be around 11%… they will accept approximately 3 x's the number they are looking to enroll (yield is around 30%). Once you remove ED and EDII applicants there are around 18,000 left. The will admit approximately 2,050 of those. Not very encouraging. Again, I hope I'm wrong!

Niner9 · February 2015

@friday28 - thanks. My mistake was commingling ED w/ RD and not lowering the yield down from 100%. Understand now the RD admit rate would be about 11% as you've shown. Still not great odds but hoping for the best

bernie12 · February 2015

@friday28 and @Niner9 : I don't think so, the total amount of admits will almost always be 4400-4700. They will get 90-100% yield from the first 1/2 of admits, it is the 2nd half (RD) where Emory will naturally do poorly (like many non-Ivies), given this, they will admit a bit more than 3x the amount they need to fill the class looking for an OVERALL yield of about 30% (again, ED rounds give them wiggle room in RD). Emory hardly ever decreases the amount admitted per year, it pretty much just lets its rate drop or increase with the app numbers. Some years it did increase when the app. numbers dropped because they admitted the same amount of students as before. Based upon history, Emory does not seem like the type of school that just takes advantage of the higher app. numbers as a reason to even further deflate their admit rate by simply admitting less; though if they played that stupid game, no doubt the rank would benefit. However, what should be more important is actually getting good students (perhaps shifting away from some of the academically boring/dull "work hard, play hard" types. Makes Emory seem like another Duke or Vandy w/o D-1. Could have a much richer intellectual environment if school didn't sell itself that way).

friday28 · February 2015

Thanks Bernie12. Your insight is so helpful. So with that news, RD should be around 22% admit rate. Unfortunately EDII, I believe, will still be around 15%. Overall admit rate around 23% with EDI having 38%, EDII 15% and RD 22%. sigh...

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