College Acceptance Rates

UVA’s acceptance rate reached 15.65% for the Class of 2029, continuing a long-term decline as applications rose to 64,457 while admission offers remained relatively

Wesleyan’s rising selectivity reflects growing demand. Early Decision offers an edge, but strong academics, curiosity, and meaningful involvement are key in any round.

Emory’s acceptance rate is 14.95% for the Class of 2029, up slightly from 14.49% for the Class of 2028, reflecting a small increase in

UIUC’s acceptance rate varies by major, with programs like engineering far more selective. Strong academics and clear alignment with your chosen field are key

Georgia Tech’s acceptance rate reached 13.34% for the Class of 2029, continuing a long-term decline as applications rose to 66,881 while the number of

UC Berkeley admitted 14,502 students for the Class of 2029, an 11.43% acceptance rate, up from 10.98% for the Class of 2028 as application

NYU’s acceptance rate dropped to 7.7% for the Class of 2029 as applications rose to 120,633, continuing a sharp decline in selectivity over the

Johns Hopkins’ acceptance rate fell to 5.14% for the Class of 2029, down from 6.44% for the Class of 2028, as applications surged to

Northwestern reported “just over 7%” for the Class of 2029 without releasing exact figures. The last confirmed rate was 6.97% for the Class of