Northwestern acceptance rate
Northwestern's acceptance rate has held near 7%. Five-year history, what conference realignment did (and didn't) change, and the markets we track.
Five-year officially reported acceptance rate history for Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Princeton, Yale and more — plus why no exchange lists admissions markets yet.
Northwestern's acceptance rate has held near 7%. Five-year history, what conference realignment did (and didn't) change, and the markets we track.
Duke's acceptance rate has held near 5–6%. Five-year history, the Early Decision dominance story, and prediction markets we're tracking.
The University of Chicago stopped publicizing acceptance rates in 2018. Reconstructed history, what changed, and the markets we're watching.
Caltech's acceptance rate sits near 3%. Five-year history, what the testing-required policy means for the pool, and prediction markets we're watching.
Stanford's acceptance rate hovers near 3.7% and it no longer publishes official numbers. What we know, what we don't, and how markets resolve.
MIT's acceptance rate has held near 4% for five years. Full history, the markets tracking the next number, and the testing-required effect.
Cornell stopped publishing detailed admit data in 2020. Five-year history reconstructed from public sources, and the markets we're tracking.
Dartmouth's acceptance rate has held near 5–6%. Five-year history, the SAT/ACT requirement reinstatement effect, and prediction markets we're…
Brown's acceptance rate sits near 5% for the Class of 2029. Five-year history, what's driving the decline, and the prediction markets we're…
Penn's acceptance rate sits near 5–6%. Five-year history, what changed after President Magill's exit, and the markets we're watching.
Columbia's acceptance rate has held near 4% since 2022. Five-year history, the post-rankings withdrawal effect, and the markets we're watching.
Princeton's acceptance rate sits near 4.5% and it has held #1 in US News for years. History, trend, and the live market on the streak.