Colleges have a "type" of student they are looking for when they make admissions decisions, and not all of it shows up on the application checklist. The average acceptance rate at four-year, not-for-profit colleges was 73% in fall 2022, according to the National Association for College Admission Counseling.
Colleges have a "type" of student they are looking for when they make admissions decisions, and not all of it shows up on the application checklist.
The average acceptance rate at four-year, not-for-profit colleges was 73% in fall 2022, according to the National Association for College Admission Counseling.
Most Ivy League schools admit in the single digits (see our breakdown of Ivy League acceptance rates and why acceptance rates keep falling).
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Colleges have a "type" of student they are looking for when they make admissions decisions, and not all of it shows up on the application checklist. The average acceptance rate at four-year, not-for-profit colleges was 73% in fall 2022, according to the National Association for College Admission Counseling. Most Ivy League schools admit in the single digits (see our breakdown of Ivy League acceptance rates and why acceptance rates keep falling).
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