Ivy League Early Admission Statistics for Class of 2018

Statistics for the Class of 2018

© 2014 Hernandez College Consulting and Christian Termont of EERA

Preliminary Results – Early Action and Early Decision – Entering Fall 2014

Ivy League – Single Choice Early Action and Early Decision

EARLY IVIES 2018 2017 2016
Admit Applied % Admit Applied % Admit Applied %
Brown ED 583 3,088 18.88 558 3,010 18.54 556 2,919 19.05
Columbia ED 650 3,296 19.72 600 3,126 19.19 605 3,088 19.59
Cornell ED 1,325 4,775 27.75 1,237 4,193 29.50 1,171 3,609 32.45
Dartmouth ED 469 1,678 27.95 464 1,574 29.48 465 1,800 25.83
Harvard SCEA 992 4,692 21.14 895 4,856 18.43 772 4,231 18.25
Penn ED 1,299 5,149 25.23 1,196 4,812 24.85 1,148 4,526 25.36
Princeton SCEA 714 3,854 18.53 697 3,810 18.29 726 3,476 20.89
Yale SCEA 735 4,750 15.47 649 4,520 14.36 675 4,304 15.68
Total Ivies 6,767 31,282 21.63 6,296 29,901 21.06 6,118 27,953 21.89

BROWN

Brown University admitted 583 early decision applicants for the Class of 2018, from a record early decision pool of 3,088 prospective students. Last year, Brown accepted 558 of the 3,010 applications received for the class of 2017. The 3,088 applications for early decision this year represent a slight increase over last year’s.

COLUMBIA

Columbia received 3,298 ED applicants to Columbia College and SEAS, making it the largest ED applicant pool in Columbia history. In the past two years, Columbia received 3,126 and 3,088 early applications. According to unofficial sources, the number of admitted students is expected to be around 650 students for an admission rate of slightly below 20 percent.

CORNELL

Cornell reported an increase in the number of early decision applicants with 4,775 applications for the Class of 2018, as opposed to the 4,193 applications that were reviewed in December 2012. Cornell accepted 1,325 students out of the 4,775 early decision applicants. The number of applications for the Class of 2018 represented a 13 percent increase from the Class of 2017. The early decision admission rate for the Class of 2018 was 27.75 percent, down from 29.5 percent for the Class of 2017 when Cornell admitted 1,237 students

DARTMOUTH

Dartmouth has admitted 469 students to next year’s entering Class of 2018 from a pool of 1,678 early decision applicants. Last year, the school received 1,574 Early Decision applications for the Class of 2017. The number of early decision applications increased by more than 6 percent from last year.

HARVARD

Harvard admitted 992 out of 4,692 applicants to its Class of 2018 for an admission rate of more than 21 percent. Last year, Harvard accepted 895 students or 18 percent of the 4,856 early applicants to the Class of 2017. This represents a substantial increase over the 772 students who were offered early admission to the Class of 2016.

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

Penn admitted 1,299 students or 25.3 percent of the early decision applicant pool for its class of 2018, a small increase from last year’s 24.9 percent acceptance rate. This year the school received 5,149 early decision applications for the Class of 2018 and reported an increase from last year’s 4,812 early decision applications.

PRINCETON

Princeton admitted 714 students, representing 18.5 percent of an early application pool of 3,854 for the Class of 2018. Last year, the university accepted 697 of the 3,810 single-choice early action applications.

YALE

Yale accepted 735 of the 4,750 early action applicants for the class of 2018 and reported an increase over last year’s 4,520 applications for its SCEA program. The school offered admission to 649 applicants for its Class of 2017.

Stanford and MIT – Early Action

EARLY ROUNDS 2018 2017 2016
Admit Applied % Admit Applied % Admit Applied %
Stanford SCEA 748 6,948 10.77 725 6,103 11.88 755 5,880 12.84
MIT EA 612 6,820 8.97 650 6,541 9.94 680 6,008 11.32
Total Ivies 1,360 13,768 9.88 1,375 12,644 10.87 1,435 11,888 12.07

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology accepted 612 students to its Class of 2018. The 6,820 students who applied to MIT during the early-action period represent a 4 percent increase from the previous year when the school received 6.541 early action applications –up from the 6,008 received in 2011.

STANFORD

Stanford accepted 748 high school students who sought admission to the Class of 2018 under the university’s early admission program. The admission rate of 10.77 is one percent lower than the 11.88% percent of 2012 when Stanford admitted 725 out of 6,103 applications. The school received 6,948 applications, and 14 percent increase of around 900 applications. At less than 10 percent, the rates of admissions at both MIT and Stanford remain more than one-half of the combined Ivy League.

More Selective Schools – Early Action and Early Decision

EARLY ROUNDS 2018 2017 2016
Admit Applied % Admit Applied % Admit Applied %
Chicago EA 1,350 11,143 12.12 1,380 10,317 13.38 1,532 8,698 17.61
Duke ED 797 3,180 25.06 753 2,540 29.65 648 2,641 24.54
Georgetown EA 955 6,734 14.18 879 6,851 12.83 1,012 6,730 15.04
J. Hopkins ED 526 1,595 32.98 530 1,450 36.55 561 1,459 38.45
Northwestern ED 925 2,863 32.31 881 2,651 33.23 804 2,450 32.82

UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO

The University of Chicago received 11,143 early action applications, an increase from the previous years when 10,137 and 8,698 applications were received. According to sources, the school with an estimated class of 1,350 students, offered admission to 1,350 students under its Early Admission non-binding program.

DUKE

Duke received a record 3,180 applications and admitted 797 students. Its Class of 2018, expected to have 1,705 members will comprise an all-time high of 47 percent of ED successful applicants. Last year, 2,540 students applied under its Early Decision program, a decrease over the 2,641 who applied early in 2011.

GEORGETOWN

Georgetown received 6,734 applications and admitted 955 students for an admission ratio of 14%. Last year, the school received 6,851 applications and admitted 879 students for an admission ratio of 12.83%.

JOHNS HOPKINS

Johns Hopkins offered early admission to 526 students into its Class of 2018. The university chose them from a record 1,595 early decision applicants—up 11 percent over last year when 1,450 applied for the Class of 2017.

NORTHWESTERN

Northwestern University received 2,863 applications and admitted 925 students to its Class of 2018. The acceptance rate was about 32 percent, down slightly from 33 percent last year. Last year, the school reported 2,651 applications and admitted 881 students to its Class of 2017.

Liberal Arts Colleges – Early Decision – ED1 Only

LAC ED1 2018 2017 2016
Admit Applied % Admit Applied % Admit Applied %
Colgate 247 535 46.17% 225 488 46.11% 225 398 56.53%
Middlebury 287 686 41.84% 292 699 41.77% 270 645 41.86%
Pomona 94 429 21.91% 79 298 26.51% 75 297 25.25%
Williams 237 554 42.78% 240 584 41.10% 239 550 43.45%

Expected Percentage of Early Admissions in the Class of 2018

The tables below present the percentage of early applicants in the projected enrollment for the Class of 2018. The tables only present information for Early Decision and Single Choice Early Admission.

Early 2018
Ivies Admit Enroll Est % Early
Brown ED 583 1,500 38.87
Columbia ED 650 1,400 46.43
Cornell ED 1,325 3,200 41.41
Dartmouth ED 469 1,100 42.64
Harvard SCEA 992 1,700 58.35
Penn ED 1,299 2,400 54.13
Princeton SCEA 714 1,300 54.92
Yale SCEA 735 1,300 56.54
Total Ivies 6,767 13,900 49%
       
Other 2018 Admit Enroll Est % Early
Duke ED 797 1,700 46.88
Northwestern ED 925 2,000 46.25
J. Hopkins ED 526 1,300 40.46
Stanford SCEA 748 1,700 44.00

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