AWWW Posted April 9, 2017 Share Posted April 9, 2017 Hello everyone, As a form of procrastination I kept track of the anthro program results this year in an excel file. Here are some interesting things I found: - # of anthro submitted decisions = 490 - # of acceptances = 196 (40%) - # of rejections = 294 (60%) - # of programs represented = 109 - Top 10 most applied to programs (# of decisions in parentheses): 1. Michigan (24), 2. Brown (19), 2. Harvard (19), 4. UC Berkeley (18), 5. Toronto (17), 6. NYU (16), 6. Stanford (16), 8. Oxford (14), 9. Princeton (13), 9. UCLA (13) - Top 10 most selective programs (% admitted, at least 5 submitted decisions): 1. Chicago (0%), 2. Brown (5%), 3. Stanford (6%), 4. Cornell (9%), 5. UC Santa Barbara (11%), 6. NYU (12%), 7. Princeton (15%), 8. Emory (17%), 8. SUNY Stony Brook (17%), 8. Notre Dame (17%) - Top 10 most selective programs (% admitted, at least 10 submitted decisions): 1. Chicago (0%), 2. Brown (5%), 3. Stanford (6%), 4. Cornell (9%), 5. NYU (12%), 6. Princeton (15%), 7. Michigan (20%), 8. Harvard (21%), 9. Columbia (25%), 10. UC Berkeley (27%) - February is when the action happens. The vast majority of decisions are made in this month, with many fewer in January and March: -I attached the excel file if anyone else wants to play around with the numbers -As a word of caution, I have no background in statistics and have no idea how the Grad Cafe data relate to the true amount of applications each school received. This is meant to just be a rough idea as to how the application season went and should not be taken seriously. I hope it might help people who apply next year have an idea as to which schools are popular and when schools release their results. grad school national results.xlsx NicholeB, waltzforzizi and RepatMan 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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