How many applicants get in?
Acceptance rates, test scores, GPA and cost for U.S. colleges. Each number comes from the college's own Common Data Set or the U.S. Department of Education, with a link to the source.
Fall 2025 admissions, from the colleges' own reports
- Harvard University
4.2% admitted: 2,003 of 47,893 applicants. - University of Chicago
4.5% admitted: 2,039 of 45,533 applicants. - Yale University
4.7% admitted: 2,387 of 50,264 applicants. - Duke University
5.2% admitted: 2,910 of 55,541 applicants. - Vanderbilt University
5.4% admitted: 2,593 of 48,196 applicants. - Cornell University
8.4% admitted: 6,077 of 72,523 applicants. - University of Southern California
11.2% admitted: 9,345 of 83,488 applicants. - Boston University
12.8% admitted: 9,853 of 76,776 applicants. - University of Michigan
16.4% admitted: 17,915 of 109,112 applicants. - UNC Chapel Hill
16.7% admitted: 12,751 of 76,247 applicants. - University of Florida
20.3% admitted: 18,403 of 90,523 applicants. - Florida State University
23.8% admitted: 20,364 of 85,469 applicants. - UC San Diego
28.6% admitted: 39,054 of 136,750 applicants. - San Diego State University
37.4% admitted: 35,709 of 95,444 applicants. - University of Wisconsin–Madison
40.8% admitted: 30,167 of 73,912 applicants. - University of Washington (Seattle)
41.7% admitted: 30,446 of 72,933 applicants. - Purdue University
43.4% admitted: 37,881 of 87,220 applicants. - Ohio State University
49.2% admitted: 40,047 of 81,392 applicants. - Penn State University Park
55.3% admitted: 58,952 of 106,547 applicants. - Arizona State University (Tempe)
88.4% admitted: 61,533 of 69,617 applicants.
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