Yale admitted 675 of the 4,304 early applicants for admission to
the class of 2016, marking a 15.7 percent admissions rate for early
action candidates, according to admissions statistics released to alumni
interviewers. Of the early applicant pool, 2,394 students have been
deferred for regular decision and 1,180 were denied admission.
The 15.7 percent early acceptance rate marks an increase from last year's 14.5 percent early admission rate and the 13.9 percent acceptance rate for the class of 2014.
Yale accepted 50 fewer students than Princeton and 100 fewer than Harvard in this admissions cycle, the first in four years that all three schools have had early action policies.
The breakdown:
The 15.7 percent early acceptance rate marks an increase from last year's 14.5 percent early admission rate and the 13.9 percent acceptance rate for the class of 2014.
Yale accepted 50 fewer students than Princeton and 100 fewer than Harvard in this admissions cycle, the first in four years that all three schools have had early action policies.
The breakdown:
- Total applicants: 4,304
- Number of applicants accepted: 675 (15.7 percent)
- Number of applicants deferred: 2,394 (55.6 percent)
- Number of applicants rejected: 1,180 (27.4 percent)
- Number of incomplete/withdrawn applications: 55
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