2010年美国大学录取的统计资料

College admission statistics for the class of 2014

Washington University in St. Louis

Hypathway's Notes: New York Times (NYT) has collected admission statistic data from individual colleges after the finish of each admission cycles. The following table contains this year (2010)'s admit rates, yield rates as well as the waiting list information from more than one hundred colleges which have voluntarily released their numbers to the Times. It would be serving as a valuable reference for the new applicants. Thanks for their successful marketing strategies; many colleges enjoyed record lows for the percentage of student accepted. Due to the down turn of the current economy, colleges have realized that it would be difficult for them to predict this year's yield based on the information of the previous admission data. They are not sure how many accepted students will have the economic means to attend. This is part of the reasons of why this year's waiting list numbers were sky-high. The waiting list numbers offered by Duke and Boston College were 3,381 and 6026 respectively; this is indeed an unfair situation colleges created for the waiting listed students.(Posted 星期六, 09/11/2010 - 00:41 by Fishville www.tongjiyiren.com.)
 

2010 Admission Tally, New York Times, August 3, 2010

Institution	Applicants	Admitted Students	Admit Rate	Offered Spot on Wait List	Agreed to Be on Wait List	Admitted Off Wait List	Enrolled	Total Admits Who Enrolled (Yield)
American (D.C.)	16,939	7,373	44%	2,025	390	40	1,578	21%
Amherst (Mass.)	8,099	1,239	15%	1,098	471	2	501	40%
Barnard (N.Y.)	4,618	1,293	28%	N/A	N/A	54	591	46%
Bates (Me.)	4,518	1,416	31%	846	223	83	500	35%
Boston College	29,933	9,310	31%	6,026	2,686	103	2,359	25%
Boston U.	38,270	22,143	58%	2,370	1,152	8		19%
Bowdoin (Me.)	6,018	1,185	20%	N/A	N/A	0	512	43%
Brown (R.I.)	30,135	2,820	9%	N/A	N/A	N/A	1,500	53%
Bucknell (Pa.)	7,178	2,252	31%	1,988	691	79	937	42%
California Institute of Technology	4,859	610	13%	529	337	7	226	37%
Carnegie Mellon (Pa.)	15,487	5,164	33%	4,463	563	70	1,526	30%
Claremont McKenna (Calif.)	4,264	732	17%	905	384	0	318	43%
Colby (Me.)	4,207	1,445	34%	971	510	9	494	34%
Colgate (N.Y.)	7,871	2,596	33%	N/A	N/A	0	870	34%
College of N.J.	9,956	4,707	47%	1,322	445	28	1,444	31%
Columbia (N.Y.)	26,178	2,472	9%	N/A	N/A	75	1,431	58%
Connecticut College	5,301	1,678	32%	1,387	442	0		30%
Cooper Union (N.Y.)	3,354	279	8%	74	70	4	212	76%
Cornell (N.Y.)	36,338	6,673	18%	2,561	1,492	0	3,238	49%
Dartmouth (N.H.)	18,778	2,165	12%	1,800	1,100	19	1,149	53%
Davidson (N.C.)	4,090	1,214	30%	963	422	14	503	41%
Dickinson (Pa.)	5,030	2,402	48%	432	432	12	671	28%
Duke (N.C.)	26,770	4,207	16%	3,381	N/A	200	1,768	42%
Elon (N.C.)	9,771	4,737	48%	3,403	1,376	159	1,377	29%
Emerson (Mass.)	6,865	3,200	47%	1,337	486	78	864	27%
Emory (Ga.)	15,550	4,488	29%	3,113	1,092	46	1,387	31%
Fashion Institute of Technology (N.Y.)	5,572	1,684	30%	N/A	N/A	N/A	1,268	75%
George Washington (D.C.)	21,177	6,666	31%	2,100	700	20	2,435	37%
Georgetown (D.C.)	18,077	3,619	20%	2,118	1,181	116	1,580	44%
Georgia Tech	13,553	6,976	51%	1,506	873	311	2,785	40%
Grinnell (Iowa)	3,200	1,228	38%	769	355	13	420	34%
Hamilton (N.Y.)	4,857	1,431	29%	1,104	530	52	477	33%
Harvard (Mass.)	30,489	2,184	7%	N/A	N/A	70	1,667	76%
Holy Cross (Mass.)	6,911	2,450	35%	1,691	595	18	741	30%
Johns Hopkins (Md.)	18,459	3,794	21%	3,727	2,121	33	1,267	33%
Juilliard (N.Y.)	2,467	187	8%	40	36	5	131	70%
Kenyon (Ohio)	4,066	1,598	39%	776	271	0	485	30%
Lafayette (Pa.)	5,822	2,425	42%	1,439	535	28	645	27%
Lehigh (Pa.)	10,337	3,900	38%	2,437	N/A	15	1,236	32%
Macalester (Minn.)	4,317	1,837	43%	583	258	0	525	29%
M.I.T. (Mass.)	16,632	1,676	10%	722	606	65	1,070	64%
Middlebury (Vt.)	7,984	1,375	17%	N/A	N/A	N/A	577	42%
Muhlenberg (Pa.)	4,569	2,194	48%	1,451	383	16	612	28%
New York University	38,037	11,327	30%	2,628	1,427	117	3,953	35%
Northeastern (Mass.)	37,691	14,286	38%	4,994	2,074	163	2,800	20%
Northwestern (Ill.)	27,615	6,380	23%	3,188	1,397	21	2,125	33%
Penn State	39,256	19,960	51%	1,315	N/A	680	5,650	28%
Pepperdine (Calif.)	7,942	2,187	28%	1,625	800	20	680	31%
Pomona (Calif.)	6,765	990	15%	500	300	0	404	41%
Princeton (N.J.)	26,247	2,148	8%	1,451	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Purdue (Ind.)	31,002	20,085	65%	571	188	155*	6,682	33%
Rensselaer Polytechnic (N.Y.)	13,643	5,369	39%	1,561	958	72	1,159	22%
Rice (Tex.)	12,392	2,634	21%	2,521	1,444	131	958	36%
Rutgers, New Brunswick (N.J.)	29,382	17,425	59%	1,652	N/A	176	6,000	34%
Skidmore (N.Y.)	6,044	2,846	47%	1,448	468	0	750	26%
Stanford (Calif.)	32,022	2,340	7%	999	N/A	40	1,675	72%
SUNY Binghamton (N.Y.)	27,163	10,828	40%	1,376	500	28	2,187	20%
SUNY Geneseo (N.Y.)	9,885	3,711	38%	1,800	1,025	0	1,035	28%
SUNY Stony Brook (N.Y.)	27,814	11,374	41%	1,847	726	31	2,700	24%
Swarthmore (Pa.)	6,040	974	16%	996	410	7	391	40%
Syracuse (N.Y.)	22,914	13,659	60%	2,449	1,101	8	3,446	25%
Texas A.&M.	26,632	15,991	60%	7,700	0	451	8,100	51%
Trinity College (Conn.)	4,687	2,023	43%	1,337	516	28		29%
Tufts (Mass.)	15,434	3,756	24%	N/A	N/A	0	1,339	36%
Tulane (La.)	43,817	11,371	26%	4,800	2,875	44	1,694	15%
U.C., Berkeley	50,312	12,914	26%	202	121	0	5,247	41%
U.C.L.A.	57,658	13,088	23%	0	0	0	4,801	37%
U. of Chicago	19,353	3,623	19%	N/A	N/A	71	1,416	39%
U. of Colorado, Boulder	21,107	17,423	83%	949	224	0	5,215	30%
U. of Connecticut	22,138	11,947	54%	3,464	1,198	479	3,235	27%
U. of Delaware	26,518	12,755	48%	2,215	767	593	3,422	27%
U. of Florida	27,306	11,464	42%	0	0	0	6,400	56%
U. of Iowa	17,146	13,871	81%	0	0	0	4,485	32%
U. of Maryland, College Park	26,125	11,667	45%	1,023	N/A	0	4,000	34%
U.N.C., Chapel Hill	23,174	7,461	32%	2,258	1,115	486	4,041	54%
U. of Pennsylvania	26,939	3,847	14%	3,000	1,800	40	2,426	63%
U. of Rochester	12,697	4,893	39%	765	495	2	1,232	25%
U. of Southern California	35,800	8,725	24%	0	0	0	2,900	33%
U. of Vermont	22,314	15,748	71%	3,176	982	0	2,475	16%
U. of Virginia	22,516	7,200	32%	3,746	2,100	200	3,300	46%
U. of Washington	22,840	12,956	57%	2,582	1,447	426	5,669	44%
U. of Wisconsin, Madison	25,488	14,384	56%	2,500	500	0	6,138	43%
Vanderbilt (Tenn.)	21,827	3,906	18%	N/A	N/A	166	1,600	41%
Vassar (N.Y.)	7,822	1,847	24%	1,421	568	0	680	37%
Virginia Tech	20,083	13,412	67%	2,100	1,350	0	5,378	40%
Villanova (Pa.)	14,376	6,478	45%	4,957	2,427	479	1,684	26%
Wake Forest (N.C.)	10,563	4,232	40%	N/A	N/A	N/A	1,233	29%
Washington & Lee (Va.)	6,624	1,255	19%	2,148	617	55	480	38%
Washington U. in St. Louis	24,939	5,286	21%	N/A	N/A	0	1,635	31%
Wesleyan (Conn.)	10,656	2,190	21%	N/A	N/A	N/A	745	34%
Wheaton (Ill.)	2,083	1,326	64%	343	250	58	601	45%
Williams (Mass.)	6,636	1,236	19%	1,125	475	32	552	45%
Yale (Conn.)	25,869	1,940	7%	932	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
* Includes spring 2011