@JaceyK - This is what the numbers look like for first time full time freshmen if you break out the DARS numbers (and if my math is correct)
Based on these numbers for the 10,097 first time/full time freshmen enrolled:
6052 were top 10% (60%)
2827 were top 25% (28%)
1010 were 25%-50% (10%)
202 were 50%-75% (2%)
None below 75%
This is where the DARS date comparing academic/review admit gets tricky.
2827 were top 25% (28%)
Based on the number of top 10% and total admitted and enrolled- we can assume similar number of academic admits enrolled. That allows us to estimate the number of review candidates enrolled that were top 25%.
I suspect that around 2,200 of top 25 percent enrolled were academic admits and around 630 were review.
In total - I think between 1622-1700 review applicants were offered admission and around 1,435 enrolled.
But is just me playing around with the data - I have no idea if it is accurate. But I feel like the number of review candidates enrolled is around 16-18% (2%+10%+6%-the review 1Q students) of the first time full time freshmen enrollment.