Which University in the U.S. has the Lowest Acceptance Rate? Check List!

Discover which US university has the lowest acceptance rate. Learn about the most selective American colleges and why getting ...
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Harvard Acceptance Rate Falls To Record Low

Yesterday the consortium of Ivy League institutions announced acceptance rates for the Class of 2016 after placing hundreds of thousands of envelopes in the mail. One thing remained certain when ...
Forbes

Early Application Results Are In: Here’s What You Need To Know About Early Admissions Trends At Ivy League And Top Colleges

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. As the CEO of Command Education, I write about emotionally intelligent leadership and education. Updated, Dec. 20, 2024: This post ...
Forbes

Harvard Lets Students Know If They Got In Early But Public Will Have To Wait

Harvard University no longer releases early acceptance data on applicants so that potential applicants will have a "complete view" of the newly-enrolled class. Harvard University has let its early ...

Ivy League early admissions: Harvard, Yale and Dartmouth release first offers for class of 2030

Harvard, Yale, and Dartmouth have released early admissions updates for the Class of 2030. Yale shared its 10.9% acceptance rate, while Harvard and Dartmouth withheld key statistics. Dartmouth ...
The Harvard Crimson

Early Data Shows 85% of Admits Plan to Join Harvard’s Class of 2029, Despite Federal Attacks and Funding Cuts

Roughly 85 percent of admits accepted their offers to enroll in Harvard College’s Class of 2029, the College’s admissions office revealed in a Saturday meeting with students that included an extensive ...
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It's now easier to get into Harvard than to get hired

For years, getting into an Ivy League school has been shorthand for the pinnacle of selectivity. Now the labor market has quietly stolen that crown. It is statistically more realistic to win a spot at ...
The Harvard Crimson

Should Harvard Admit More Rich Kids? Actually, No

Katie H. Martin ’28, a Crimson Editorial editor, lives in Wigglesworth Hall. Harvard’s own admissions website features a bold-faced lie: “There is no formula for gaining admission to Harvard.” Then ...