<p>As stated in the thread title, I am just wondering if they will accept 10-13 kids rather than say 3-5.</p>
<p>Definitely not, according to the stats for my school from Naviance:</p>
<p>Class Apply Admit
2011 54 24<br>
2010 55 22<br>
2009 49 15<br>
2008 51 12 </p>
<p>I doubt there is such a limit… I think it depends on the applicants and how good the school is…</p>
<p>Here is my School’s Naviance
Apply/Admit/Enroll
2012 23 0 0
2011 31 9 4
2010 19 7 0
2009 27 17 5
2008 30 11 3
2007 15 7 3
2006 27 12 5
2005 20 9 1</p>
<p>Class Apply Admit Enroll
2012 28 0 0
2011 46 22 4
2010 26 9 3
2009 39 13 2
2008 35 11 3
2007 25 13 5
^ My school’s naviance</p>
<p>Apply Admit Enroll
2011 30 8 5
2010 32 13 6
2009 17 6 2
2008 21 6 3
2007 15 2 2
2006 29 6 3
2005 34 12 4
2004 13 6 3</p>
<p>Just throwing out my school’s stats. From what I can see, around 25%-35% of students who applied were accepted, depending on the year (with the exception of some years, like 2007). Regardless, I doesn’t look like there’s a quota for any schools, it all depends on the strength of the applicant. Good luck!</p>
<p>Thanks for the feedback!..Here is my school’s Naviance.</p>
<p>Class Apply Admit Enroll
2012 20 1 0
2011 23 5 4
2010 19 8 1
2009 19 7 0</p>
<p>So I’m assuming it’s not possible to project the number of acceptances they will make this year. It all depends on the strength of the applicant.</p>
<p>There is no limit, 20 kids matriculated to NYU from my school for the class of 2015, with much more acceptances.</p>
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You must be from either Jersey or Long Island…</p>
<p>Jersey/Long Island students are favored?</p>
<p>I doubt it. I’m assuming hellodocks assumes that people from Jersey or Long Island are overall stronger students.</p>