I don't get it

[Lager]

Very difficult entrance level?

 

[bunker]

UCR:

Very difficult entrance level, 86% of applicants were admitted

Northern Michigan (where I went and just about any slacker can get in ):

Minimally difficult entrance level, 86% of applicants were admitted


?????

 

[minendo]

Purdue University:

Moderately difficult entrance level, 76% of applicants were admitted

 

[conjur]

Univ. of Louisville:

Moderately difficult entrance level, 77% of applicants were admitted

But they don't show breakdown by schools within UofL. Speed Scientific School is more restrictive.

 

[Quixfire]

Monroe County Community College:

Noncompetitive entrance level, 70% of applicants were admitted

 

[trmiv]

San Jose State University
San Jose, California

Moderately difficult entrance level, 72% of applicants were admitted


Wow, would have figured that would be MUCH higher. I thought anyone could get in there.

 

[GtPrOjEcTX]

Originally posted by: conjur
Univ. of Louisville:

Moderately difficult entrance level, 77% of applicants were admitted

But they don't show breakdown by schools within UofL. Speed Scientific School is more restrictive.

you're in Louisville? Hey neighbor

 

[minendo]

The girlfriend's school:

Noncompetitive entrance level, 100% of applicants were admitted

 

[conjur]

Originally posted by: GtPrOjEcTX

Originally posted by: conjur
Univ. of Louisville:

Moderately difficult entrance level, 77% of applicants were admitted

But they don't show breakdown by schools within UofL. Speed Scientific School is more restrictive.

you're in Louisville? Hey neighbor

:beer::beer:

 

[mdcrab]

Virginia Tech has an acceptance level of approximately 28%, 4700/17000.
CollegeProfiles.com

mdcrab

 

[Hammer]

The University of Texas at Austin
Austin, Texas
* Very difficult entrance level, 61% of applicants were admitted

 

[Argo]

Polytechnic University

* Very difficult entrance level
* 81% men, 19% women
* About 30% of my friends dropped/failed out after 2 years.

Oh, the memories coming back to haunt me.

 

[ThePresence]

Holy cow, Harvard accepts 11%. Damn stuck-up, snotty SOB's.

 

[bigrash]

Queens College:

Very difficult entrance level, 41% of applicants were admitted
63% women, 37% men <----- I love QC

 

[GasX]

This scale was made by the same person that calls a 5 gallon bucket of movie theater popcorn "small"

 

[jman19]

Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Very difficult entrance level, 38% of applicants were admitted

<- Math and CS double major

 

[Lager]

I don't think these yahoo stats are accurate?

 

[eLiu]

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Most difficult entrance level, 16% of applicants were admitted

 

[Lager]

Originally posted by: eLiu
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Most difficult entrance level, 16% of applicants were admitted

I thought it'll be much lower.

 

[kranky]

Originally posted by: ThePresence
Holy cow, Harvard accepts 11%. Damn stuck-up, snotty SOB's.

Getting in is hard, but after that it's probably easier than many other colleges. At Harvard, 90% graduate with honors. Imagine graduating from Harvard but not with honors, and you are automatically in the bottom 10% of your class.

 

[Corporate Thug]

UCLA

Very difficult entrance level, 24% of applicants were admitted

 

[Platypus]

Originally posted by: minendo
Purdue University:

Moderately difficult entrance level, 76% of applicants were admitted

 

[psydancerqt]

oakland university
Moderately difficult entrance level, 78% of applicants were admitted

 

[RaynorWolfcastle]

McGill University - Very difficult entrance level, 55% of applicants were admitted
BTW, I never realized how small Ivy League colleges are (as far as undergrads are concerned). I thought that McGill was an average-sized university at ~21K students but it's friggin huge compared to a lot of the Ivy League schools.

 

[CanOWorms]

Originally posted by: RaynorWolfcastle
McGill University - Very difficult entrance level, 55% of applicants were admitted
BTW, I never realized how small Ivy League colleges are (as far as undergrads are concerned). I thought that McGill was an average-sized university at ~21K students but it's friggin huge compared to a lot of the Ivy League schools.

21K students is huge for most private universities in the US!