Over the past couple of weeks, colleges and universities have begun releasing admissions data for the class of 2012. With record numbers of applicants, acceptance rates at many schools are at record lows. The numbers announced by the Ivy League show the challenge faced by this year’s applicants:
Penn's data is not yet available. As discouraging as these numbers may look to prospective college students, admission to these elite schools is likely to be just as competitive for the class of 2013 - the number of high school seniors is projected to remain high.
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What about the University of Pennsylvania’s admission percentage? It’s an Ivy League university.
I can’t believe that students has admited for that class 4 years ahead. It shows high concurent environment for such a universities. Btw, some foreign students that prepareing for TOEFL can found http://engrammar.com/ useful. Thanks.
Hi Carla–I’ll get up Penn’s data as soon as it becomes available. They’re the last to release it.
Am I reading this right? Does this mean that admissions for 2012 class are full?