Class of 2027 College Admissions Statistics

Class of 2027 College Admissions Statistics from the Ivy League and Other Colleges

Colleges across the U.S. released their admissions statistics for the college Class of 2027. As always, significantly more students applied than were accepted. And this year, it was harder than ever to get in.

Below is a chart outlining this year’s results at a number of U.S. colleges (– indicates the college has not released this data).

Congratulations to all our students and those worldwide who were accepted!

College/ University	Total # of Apps Received	# Accepted Regular Decision	# Accepted Early Decision (ED)/ Early Action (EA)/ Restrictive Early Decision (REA)	# Accepted Total	Overall Acceptance Rate
Amherst College	12,700	—	—	1,143 approx.	9%
Barnard	11,803	—	—	767 approx.	6.5%
Boston College	36,525	—	—	5,511	15%
Brown University	51,302	1,730	879 ED	2,609	5.1%
Columbia University	57,129	—	—	2,246	3.9%
Cornell University	—	3,324	1,670 ED	4,994	7.3%
Dartmouth	28,841	1,173	578 ED	1,751	6.2%
Duke	49,469	2,148	800 ED	2,948	6%
Emory/ Oxford College	33,534	—	—	Emory: 3,428Oxford: 3,335Both: 1,376	16% approx.
Florida State	71,788	—	—	17,066	23.7%
Georgetown	25,519	2,299	964 EA	—	13%
Georgia Tech	52,330	3,000 approx.	5,428 EA	8,428 approx.	16%
Harvard University	56,937	1,220	722 REA	1,942	3.41%
Johns Hopkins	—	1,592	811 ED	2,403	—
MIT	26,914	574	685 EA	1,259	4.7%
NYU	120,000	—	—	5,700	8%
Princeton	does not release data	—	—	—	—
Northeastern	96,327	—	—	3,100	3.2%
Northwestern	52,225	—	—	3,656 approx.	7%
Rice	31,049	1,913	486 ED	2,399	7.7%
Stanford	56,378	—	—	2,075	3.68%
UCLA	145,882	—	—	—	—
USC	81,000	5,500	2,400 EA	7,900	9.8%
University of Pennsylvania	59,000+	—	—	—	—
University of Virginia	56,439	2,182	1,038 ED5,969 EA	9,189	16%
Yale	52,250	1,499	776 REA	2,275	4.35%

Additional Admissions Statistics

Below are additional admissions statistics on the students admitted to Ivy League colleges. More information can be found at the links in the chart above.

Please know we did not forget the University of Florida. They did not release their data.

Brown: Admitted students come from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, three U.S. territories, and 90 countries. Seventy-four students were admitted to the Program in Liberal Medical Education (PLME). Twenty students were admitted to the Brown-RISD Dual Degree Program.

Cornell: Admitted students come from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, four U.S. territories, and 114 nations outside the U.S. No further data was released.

Columbia: Admitted students are from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, five U.S. territories, and 101 countries. Over half of the members of the admitted class were offered need-based financial aid.

Dartmouth: Admitted students come from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, three U.S. territories, and 75 countries. Fifty-six percent of those admitted attend a public school or charter high school.

Harvard:  Close to 29.9% of accepted students are Asian; 15.3% are African American or Black. Latinx students comprise 11.3% of admitted students, and the percentage of Native American students is 2%. Women constitute at least half the admitted class with 53.6% of accepted students identifying as female. Thirty-two students identify as nonbinary. Admitted students come from all 50 states and 102 countries. Of the admitted students, an estimated 19% are eligible for Pell Grants, the highest percentage yet. The school also increased the threshold for full financial assistance to $85,000 (total household income).

Princeton: Does not release data.

University of Pennsylvania:  Does not release more data.

Yale: Admitted students come from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, four U.S. territories, and 78 countries.