<p>“quiet” should be “quite”</p>
<p>typo</p>
<p>“Typically, ~180 students accept Mudd’s offer but this year 203 did”</p>
<p>Does this decrease the # of people they accept for transfer? eep.</p>
<p>“Does this decrease the # of people they accept for transfer? eep.”
I don’t think it would this year…</p>
<p>but next year I’m sure they are going to adjust their acceptance methods a bit since Mudd’s applicant pool is growing extremely fast.</p>
<p>203 accepted? this means they won’t be needing any of the people on the waitlist right? <em>sigh</em>…this is the worst news i could possibly get.</p>
<p>dammit. if only people weren’t so intelligent…haha</p>
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<p>203 attending and yes I assume they will not be going to the waitlist this year at all.</p>
<p>Given Mudd’s student body size, it doesn’t seem like 203 is an unreasonable number at all. Each class (based on the statistics with which I’m familiar, but I could be mistaken) is 200+ students (typically Scripps’ student body is 800 and Mudd is listed as 850, but I know that in recent years, both have increased a bit). So no, there’s definitely not a lot of wiggle room, but it doesn’t seem like it’ll create any problems…</p>
<p>“Each class (based on the statistics with which I’m familiar, but I could be mistaken) is 200+ students”</p>
<p>Last year Mudd had ~190 enroll. The year before was ~185. They year before was ~170.</p>
<p>Mudd should be listed at 750 because that is really what it is at.</p>
<p>rocket, I thought my class was around 182.</p>
<p>“rocket, I thought my class was around 182.”
You may be right here. Perhaps I mixed up my year and your year. One of them peaked at ~190 though…</p>
<p>Rocket – I was mixing up the student body stats for Mudd and Pitzer…you’re correct (Mudd actually lists itself as 700, but it’s inconsequential here). Thanks for the correction!</p>