So acceptance rate = 23.4%
ED1 rate = 478/1253 = 38.1% ED1 Acceptance Rate
acceptance rate not including ED1 (includes ED2) = 22.4%
Yield rate not including ED1 (includes ED2. ED1 assumed to have 100% yield) = 21.3%
(1400/2)-480 = 220 Admitted ED2. 220/1244 = 17.7% ED2 Acceptance rate This is very surprising, but I doubt it’s the norm. Maybe due to them not expecting as many applications ED2 and RD? Maybe due to a strong ED1 pool? But it could be due to adverse selection? IDK
Acceptance Rate not including ED1 or ED2 = 4796-700 ED admits = 4096/(20519-1244-1253)=4096/18022 = 22.7% RD Admit Rate
Chicago had a 20% increase in applications.
NYU had 35%
Berkeley - 16%
UCLA - 18%
Columbia - 10%
Harvard and Penn - slightly under 10%
etc.
So, I guess slightly less than half of schools that Emory applicants also consider/hope for had 9%+ increases. Glad Emory had 15%, but 20% would have been much nicer. And, of course, overall trend is much more important than one year. Hope we can keep it up.