@collegemomjam -- there was another link within that article that gave this breakout for applications/admissions:
North Carolina 13,909 5,690 (40.9%)
Out-of-state 29,563 3,829 (13.0%)
Total** 43,472 9,519 (21.9%)
And remember, of course, that alumni get extra weight in the OOS category. I used to have the fall '17 breakout but must have thrown it away. The comparative number of OOS alumni is small, but IIRC the acceptance rate was something in the neighborhood of 40-50%, so I'd guess that non-alumni OOS acceptance rate is less than 12%.
swantutorsonline1 replies0 discussionsRegistered UserPosts: 1New Member
College Name Class of 2022 Acceptance Rate
Barnard College 13.7%
Boston College 27%
Boston University 22%
Brown University 7.2%
Bowdoin College 10.3%
Colby College 13%
Columbia University 5.5%
Dartmouth College 8.7%
Duke University 6.4%
Emory 18.5%
Georgetown University 14.5%
Harvard University 4.59%
Johns Hopkins University 9.9%
Middlebury College 18.4%
MIT 6.7%
New York University 19%
Northwestern University 8.4%
Rice University 11%
Pomona College 6.9%
Princeton 5.49%
Stanford University 4.29%
Swarthmore College 9.1%
Tufts University 14.6%
Tulane University 17%
University of Pennsylvania 8.4%
University of Southern California 13%
University of Virginia 26.5%
Vanderbilt University 7.3%
Washington University in St. Louis 15%
Wellesley College 19%
Williams College 12.1%
Yale University 6.3%
bronze2238 replies5 discussionsRegistered UserPosts: 243Junior Member
@swantutorsonline Vanderbilt - 7.3%acceptance rate is for their RD pool only. Overall acceptance rate was somewhat higher because of an approx 20% rate for ED. The table is somewhat misleading.
bronze2238 replies5 discussionsRegistered UserPosts: 243Junior Member
edited October 2018
Here is a summary so far for Class of 2022 ... welcome any additions or corrections.
- Missing data from Caltech, Cooper Union, Wake Forest, Grinnell, Bucknell, Smith, which have admit rates below 30% (or likely to have).
- Vanderbilt is an estimate from composite ED and RD data.
- Some schools gave admit rates and not actual number of admits, so the Admits number is derived.
- Data are from releases given at different times - early releases will not include waitlist acceptance figures (e.g., Stanford originally announced 2040 admits on March 30, and the current class profile says 2071 admits).
@bronze2 I'm pretty sure many of the above are labeled wrong in that what is being called "ED" or "ED1 and ED2" rates are actually the total admission rates, not just ED. So it's the RD+ED rates" not just ED or RD. Almost all the LAC's I scanned had this mistake. Others may as well.
bronze2238 replies5 discussionsRegistered UserPosts: 243Junior Member
edited October 2018
@citivas@sushiritto the labels following colleges are the admission plans they offer (in addition to RD). some schools such as the UC campuses offer neither EA nor ED and so they have no label. The labels are not associated with the numerical data. The data are meant to include overalll admission numbers for this year. My apologies for not making this clear.
@collegemomjam For obvious reasons, I was focused on legacy status accruing to children of alumni. ;-) But I looked quickly, and it's only conferred on parents or stepparents -- siblings, grandparents, or other extended family are specifically excluded.
Replies to: College Admissions Statistics Class of 2022
North Carolina 13,909 5,690 (40.9%)
Out-of-state 29,563 3,829 (13.0%)
Total** 43,472 9,519 (21.9%)
And remember, of course, that alumni get extra weight in the OOS category. I used to have the fall '17 breakout but must have thrown it away. The comparative number of OOS alumni is small, but IIRC the acceptance rate was something in the neighborhood of 40-50%, so I'd guess that non-alumni OOS acceptance rate is less than 12%.
Barnard College 13.7%
Boston College 27%
Boston University 22%
Brown University 7.2%
Bowdoin College 10.3%
Colby College 13%
Columbia University 5.5%
Dartmouth College 8.7%
Duke University 6.4%
Emory 18.5%
Georgetown University 14.5%
Harvard University 4.59%
Johns Hopkins University 9.9%
Middlebury College 18.4%
MIT 6.7%
New York University 19%
Northwestern University 8.4%
Rice University 11%
Pomona College 6.9%
Princeton 5.49%
Stanford University 4.29%
Swarthmore College 9.1%
Tufts University 14.6%
Tulane University 17%
University of Pennsylvania 8.4%
University of Southern California 13%
University of Virginia 26.5%
Vanderbilt University 7.3%
Washington University in St. Louis 15%
Wellesley College 19%
Williams College 12.1%
Yale University 6.3%
click here:https://www.swantutorsonline.com/home/index/Online-Foreign-Language-Courses
- Missing data from Caltech, Cooper Union, Wake Forest, Grinnell, Bucknell, Smith, which have admit rates below 30% (or likely to have).
- Vanderbilt is an estimate from composite ED and RD data.
- Some schools gave admit rates and not actual number of admits, so the Admits number is derived.
- Data are from releases given at different times - early releases will not include waitlist acceptance figures (e.g., Stanford originally announced 2040 admits on March 30, and the current class profile says 2071 admits).
College, Admits, Applicants, Rate %
Stanford REA, 2071, 47451, 4.4%
Harvard SCEA, 1962, 42749, 4.6%
Princeton SCEA, 1941, 35370, 5.5%
Columbia ED, 2214, 40203, 5.5%
Yale SCEA, 2229, 35308, 6.3%
MIT EA, 1464, 21706, 6.7%
Pomona ED1&2, 713, 10245, 7.0%
Chicago EA / ED1&2, 2329, 32291, 7.2%
Brown ED, 2566, 35438, 7.2%
Duke ED, 3097, 37302, 8.3%
Penn ED, 3731, 44491, 8.4%
Northwestern ED, 3392, 40425, 8.4%
Dartmouth ED, 1925, 22033, 8.7%
Claremont McKenna ED1&2, 558, 6271, 8.9%
Vanderbilt ED1&2, 3060, 34346, 8.9%
Swarthmore ED1&2, 1016, 10749, 9.5%
Johns Hopkins ED, 2894, 29129, 9.9%
Bowdoin ED1&2, 932, 9081, 10.3%
Cornell ED, 5448, 51324, 10.6%
Rice ED, 2328, 20923, 11.1%
Williams ED, 1163, 9559, 12.2%
Amherst ED, 1244, 9722, 12.8%
USC, 8258, 64256, 12.9%
Colby ED1&2, 1602, 12314, 13.0%
Pitzer ED1&2, 577, 4358, 13.2%
Barnard ED, 1099, 7897, 13.9%
UCLA, 16020, 113748, 14.1%
Olin, 125, 882, 14.2%
Harvey Mudd ED1&2, 594, 4101, 14.5%
Georgetown EA, 3327, 22897, 14.5%
Tufts ED1&2, 3143, 21501, 14.6%
UC Berkeley, 13333, 89614, 14.9%
Colorado Coll EA/ED1&2, 1283, 8552, 15%
WUSTL ED, 4708, 31320, 15.0%
Carnegie Mellon ED, 4140, 24351, 17%
Wesleyan ED1&2, 2233, 12788, 17.5%
Tulane EA / ED, 6792, 38813, 17.5%
Notre Dame REA, 3586, 20370, 17.6%
Bates ED1&2, 1368, 7685, 17.8%
Emory (Emory) ED1&2, 5102, 27559, 18.5%
Haverford ED1&2, 878, 4673, 18.8%
Middlebury ED1&2, 1734, 9227, 18.8%
Northeastern EA/ED1&2, 11780, 62268, 19%
Davidson ED1&2, 1104, 5712, 19.3%
Carleton ED1&2, 1376, 7095, 19.4%
Wellesley ED1&2, 1296, 6670, 19.4%
Hamilton ED1&2, 1300, 6240, 20.8%
NYU ED1&2, 15722, 75037, 21.0%
Wash and Lee ED1&2, 1238, 5855, 21.1%
Lehigh ED1&2, 3418, 15623, 21.9%
UNC EA, 9519, 43472, 21.9%
Boston U ED1&2, 14184, 64473, 22%
Georgia Tech EA, 8000, 35600, 22.5%
Michigan EA, 15468, 65684, 23.5%
Vassar ED1&2, 1977, 8312, 23.8%
Scripps ED1&2, 761, 3198, 23.8%
Babson EA / ED, 1532, 6383, 24%
Colgate ED1&2, 2422, 9716, 24.9%
Emory (Oxford) ED1&2, 4144, 16620, 24.9%
UVA EA, 9850, 37222, 26.5%
Skidmore ED1&2, 2915, 10797, 27%
Boston College EA, 8400, 31098, 27.0%
UC Irvine, 27334, 95062, 28.8%
Villanova EA/ED, 6568, 22727, 28.9%
Lafayette ED1&2, 2703, 9236, 29.3%
Case Western EA/ED, 7994, 26646, 30%
Richmond EA/ED1&2, 3584, 11881, 30.2%
UCSD, 29577, 97899, 30.2%
Numbers are for overall, not EA.
Number of Applicants:
https://admissions.miami.edu/undergraduate/application-process/class-profile/freshman/index.html
Acceptance rate listed on their official Instagram page, @UMAdmission .
College, Admits, Applicants, Rate %
Stanford REA, 2071, 47451, 4.4%
Harvard SCEA, 1962, 42749, 4.6%
Princeton SCEA, 1941, 35370, 5.5%
Columbia ED, 2214, 40203, 5.5%
Yale SCEA, 2229, 35308, 6.3%
MIT EA, 1464, 21706, 6.7%
Pomona ED1&2, 713, 10245, 7.0%
Chicago EA / ED1&2, 2329, 32291, 7.2%
Brown ED, 2566, 35438, 7.2%
Duke ED, 3097, 37302, 8.3%
Penn ED, 3731, 44491, 8.4%
Northwestern ED, 3392, 40425, 8.4%
Dartmouth ED, 1925, 22033, 8.7%
Claremont McKenna ED1&2, 558, 6271, 8.9%
Vanderbilt ED1&2, 3060, 34346, 8.9%
Swarthmore ED1&2, 1016, 10749, 9.5%
Johns Hopkins ED, 2894, 29129, 9.9%
Bowdoin ED1&2, 932, 9081, 10.3%
Cornell ED, 5448, 51324, 10.6%
Rice ED, 2328, 20923, 11.1%
Williams ED, 1163, 9559, 12.2%
Amherst ED, 1244, 9722, 12.8%
USC, 8258, 64256, 12.9%
Colby ED1&2, 1602, 12314, 13.0%
Pitzer ED1&2, 577, 4358, 13.2%
Barnard ED, 1099, 7897, 13.9%
UCLA, 16020, 113748, 14.1%
Olin, 125, 882, 14.2%
Harvey Mudd ED1&2, 594, 4101, 14.5%
Georgetown EA, 3327, 22897, 14.5%
Tufts ED1&2, 3143, 21501, 14.6%
UC Berkeley, 13333, 89614, 14.9%
Colorado Coll EA/ED1&2, 1283, 8552, 15%
WUSTL ED, 4708, 31320, 15.0%
Carnegie Mellon ED, 4140, 24351, 17%
Wesleyan ED1&2, 2233, 12788, 17.5%
Tulane EA / ED, 6792, 38813, 17.5%
Notre Dame REA, 3586, 20370, 17.6%
Bates ED1&2, 1368, 7685, 17.8%
Emory (Emory) ED1&2, 5102, 27559, 18.5%
Haverford ED1&2, 878, 4673, 18.8%
Middlebury ED1&2, 1734, 9227, 18.8%
Northeastern EA/ED1&2, 11780, 62268, 19%
Davidson ED1&2, 1104, 5712, 19.3%
Carleton ED1&2, 1376, 7095, 19.4%
Wellesley ED1&2, 1296, 6670, 19.4%
Hamilton ED1&2, 1300, 6240, 20.8%
NYU ED1&2, 15722, 75037, 21.0%
Wash and Lee ED1&2, 1238, 5855, 21.1%
Lehigh ED1&2, 3418, 15623, 21.9%
UNC EA, 9519, 43472, 21.9%
Boston U ED1&2, 14184, 64473, 22%
Georgia Tech EA, 8000, 35600, 22.5%
Michigan EA, 15468, 65684, 23.5%
Vassar ED1&2, 1977, 8312, 23.8%
Scripps ED1&2, 761, 3198, 23.8%
Babson EA / ED, 1532, 6383, 24%
Colgate ED1&2, 2422, 9716, 24.9%
Emory (Oxford) ED1&2, 4144, 16620, 24.9%
UVA EA, 9850, 37222, 26.5%
Skidmore ED1&2, 2915, 10797, 27%
Boston College EA, 8400, 31098, 27.0%
UC Irvine, 27334, 95062, 28.8%
Villanova EA/ED, 6568, 22727, 28.9%
Lafayette ED1&2, 2703, 9236, 29.3%
Case Western EA/ED, 7994, 26646, 30%
Richmond EA/ED1&2, 3584, 11881, 30.2%
UCSD, 29577, 97899, 30.2%
Miami, 10966, 34268, 32%
The numbers you listed were total applicants and overall acceptance rate in all rounds.