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With Ivy Day and the conclusion of Regular Decision notifications from Stanford University and Duke University, this year¡¯s U.S. college admissions cycle is now coming to a close.
This cycle has been particularly impressive in terms of both range and quality of acceptances.
Notable results include University of Pennsylvania (Engineering), Princeton University, and Cornell University, as well as strong outcomes from southern institutions such as Rice University and Emory University. In addition, University of California, Los Angeles and University of California, Berkeley—which had been more challenging in recent years—also saw multiple acceptances this cycle.
A particularly noteworthy development has been the continued success at University of Notre Dame, which expanded its need-blind financial aid policy to international students starting last year. Among liberal arts colleges, Williams College and Bowdoin College remain highly selective, with acceptances limited to only a few.
While universities ranked in the 30 range were not primary targets in this cycle, consistent acceptances from programs such as New York University Stern School of Business and Boston University continue to stand out. Further details will be shared separately.
From students who secured Early Decision acceptances and are now finishing their senior year with confidence, to those currently on waitlists who are diligently submitting Letters of Continued Interest and updates—we are rooting for every one of you.
If you stay committed until the end, the door to your target university will open.