<p>What’s strange is if they truly sent out 5002 acceptances then that would be huge jump in acceptances from previous years. And, if they did under estimate the yield values last year then wouldn’t there a decrease in acceptances this year…
class of 2015: 4763 offers
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Class of 2016: 4876 offers
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Class of 2017: 4520 offers<br>
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