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~1995: University of Chicago: 68% Acceptance Rate ~1998: George Washington University: 80% Acceptance Rate</p> <p>Don’t look too far, you’ll just cry and wish you were born in 1940. Al Gore was in the bottom 50% of his class, got around a 1300/1600 on his SAT’s, and was so confident about admissions that he ONLY APPLIED TO HARVARD - and ...
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<p>I know for a fact that the admissions committee will compare each applicant to other applicants who wish to study the same thing. </p> <p>So-- does anyone know which major has the highest acceptance rate?</p> <p>I somehow managed to stumble upon the highest major acceptance rates for UC Berkeley and it proved very interesting…</p>
What is the acceptance rate for children of faculty going into Harvard? In the lawsuit sample, children of faculty had a ~81% admit rate (60/~74). The admit rate was 100% among the 13 (small sample) Asian children of faculty. Children of staff had a ~36% admit rate. The frequently quoted 46.7% figure includes both children of faculty and staff.
Controlling for GPA, test scores, and what colleges students applied applied to, most colleges with less than 50% acceptance rate have about the same financial outcomes for students, with first gens and minority students being slight outliers with a 5-10% 10 year income difference based on school selectivity/prestige.
^^ @parentbxena: Students admitted in the SCEA and RD round are not required to let Harvard know of their acceptance until May 1st – so Harvard won’t know how many openings for waitlisted students they will have before then. In years past, Harvard has admitted students from the waitlist in waves starting around May 15th.
Whelp, after a brutal admissions season, thought it might be nice to start this thread. Some basics: Harvard only accepts 12-16 transfer students per year Out of a typical applicant pool of 1500+ (assuming this will continuously go up over the years) Acceptance rate of <0.8% Many spots reserved for military members, who are highly encouraged to apply Commonly thought that 1/3 of spots for ...
<p>notjoe – You are missing a lot if you just focus on the rate of early acceptances. The total number of students Harvard accepts each year is remarkably stable – the maximum variance in the past 11 years is 101 students, or 5%, and if you disregard the two high years for the classes of 2009 and 2010, the maximum variance is 35, or about 1.6%.</p>
Harvard University. CC_Sorin December 31, 2023, 1:58pm 1. This is the official discussion thread for ...
<p>from Comparative Guide to American Colleges, Cass and Birnbaum, 1964 and US News Best Colleges 2006</p> <p>This is over a 42 year span. The year 1964 was before the baby boomers reached college age. If a top 100 university is not listed it is because they did not report the acceptance rate in 1964. In 1964, many public universities had simple cutoffs for admission based on class rank ...