Chance me: for a range of small colleges (3.90 UW, no tests, computer science, no hook) [OR resident]

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For the curious, I’d created a topic on the statistical advantage for domestic applicants in 2019:

Are Colleges Much Easier to Get Into for Domestic Applicants than General Acceptance Rates Suggest?

As a case example, consider Colgate, which offers sufficient detail in its statistics for a simple analysis. Though it most recently reported a 22.6% overall acceptance rate, when international applicants have been excluded, its acceptance rate jumps to 28.1% – a remarkable 24.3% increase. If this same factor were applied to other colleges, their acceptance rates for domestic applicants would also appear markedly different from – and more lenient than – their reported general levels. https://www.colgate.edu/admission-aid/apply/first-year-class-profile

As far as I know, no one else had been discussing the disparity at that time.