<p>Deferred OOS
Deferred from both UMich and UNC…
Deferred from two of my reach schools…T_T
oh well, congrats to everyone who got in!
and good luck to everyone who got deferred!!</p>
<p>UNC routinely not only defers but rejects candidates who have been admitted to many top schools including Columbia and Cornell and even Duke so why would Georgetown be so different?</p>
<p>It has been said here many times before but I will say it again, an OOS admission to UNC is a tough ticket to punch and should not be taken lightly.</p>
<p>An in-state student who posted somewhere on this board yesterday said he/she got accepted into Georgetown but deferred by UNC. That is kinda strange unless there were some unusual circumstances.</p>
<p>deferred OOS.
sigh</p>
<p>Got in instate! Thank goodness for residency. Ha.</p>
<p>eadad - I knew UNC OOS admissions was difficult, but I never realized that it was more difficult than Georgetown, Columbia, or Duke.</p>
<p>I got in OOS and deferred from Georgetown, so I just assumed that Georgetown was more difficult.</p>
<p>Accepted. yay for safety.</p>
<p>congrats to accepted.
good luck to deferred.
i’m sorry to rejected.</p>
<p>ch is one tough cookie. ESPECIALLY for all of the out-of-state people…so many applicants…most of them extremely qualified. for the deferrals (what is the word?) and rejections, don’t feel bad.</p>
<p>“I knew UNC OOS admissions was difficult, but I never realized that it was more difficult than Georgetown, Columbia, or Duke. I got in OOS and deferred from Georgetown, so I just assumed that Georgetown was more difficult.”</p>
<p>EADAD is mostly correct:</p>
<p>UNC’s OOS admit is 20% (yield is 33%.)</p>
<p>Georgetown’s admit rate is 23% (yield is 47%.) </p>
<p>Duke’s (Trinity Arts & Sciences) admit rate is 22% (yield is 45%.)</p>
<p>Columbia’s admit rate is 10% (yield is 62%.)</p>
<p>2 out of 3 ain’t bad ;)</p>