Dartmouth College has released Regular Decision notifications to the Class of 2030. In total, 28,863 students applied to the College on the Hill’s Class of 2030, up 2.2% from last year’s somewhat underwhelming tally of 28,230. Of these prospective students, Dartmouth has yet to publish the total number of acceptances, but has reported an overall acceptance rate of 5.8%, which is 0.2% lower than last year’s 6.0% (but does not surpass the record-setting 5.41% acceptance rate of the Class of 2028).

Dartmouth Admissions Statistics (Class of 2030 – 2007)

Dartmouth College Class Year	Overall Acceptance Rate	Regular Decision Acceptance Rate	Regular Decision Applications Accepted	Regular Decision Applications Received	Early Decision / Action Acceptance Rate	Percent of Class Filled by Early Applications	Early Decision / Action Applications Received	Early Decision / Action Applications Accepted	Expected Number of Students to Enroll	Total Applications Received	Total Applications Accepted
Class of 2030	5.80%	Not Yet Published	Not Yet Published	Not Yet Published	Not Yet Published	Not Yet Published	Not Yet Published	Not Yet Published	1,175	28,863	Not Yet Published
Class of 2029	6.00%	Not Yet Published	Not Yet Published	Not Yet Published	Not Yet Published	Not Yet Published	3,550	Not Yet Published	1,185	28,230	1,702
Class of 2028	5.41%	3.93%	1,104	28,106	17.07%	52.70%	3,550	606	1,150	31,656	1,710
Class of 2027	6.07%	4.54%	1,173	25,832	19.21%	50.26%	3,009	578	1,150	28,841	1,751
Class of 2026	6.24%	4.70%	1,207	25,703	21.27%	48.70%	2,633	560	1,150	28,336	1,767
Class of 2025	6.20%	4.50%	1,158	25,693	21.20%	51.40%	2,664	591	1,150	28,357	1,749
Class of 2024	8.80%	6.90%	1,334	19,325	26.40%	47.60%	2,069	547	1,150	21,394	1,881
Class of 2023	7.90%	6.10%	1,302	21,176	23.20%	49.90%	2,474	574	1,150	23,650	1,876
Class of 2022	8.70%	6.90%	1,360	19,763	24.90%	49.10%	2,270	565	1,150	22,033	1,925
Class of 2021	10.40%	8.50%	1,537	18,035	27.80%	47%	1,999	555	1,180	20,034	2,092
Class of 2020	10.50%	9.00%	1,682	18,748	25.60%	44.10%	1,927	494	1,120	20,675	2,176
Class of 2019	10.30%	8.80%	1,637	18,645	26%	43.10%	1,859	483	1,120	20,504	2,120
Class of 2018	11.50%	9.90%	1,751	17,618	27.90%	42.30%	1,678	469	1,110	19,296	2,220
Class of 2017	10.00%	8.60%	1,788	20,842	29.40%	41.40%	1,574	464	1,120	22,416	2,252
Class of 2016	9.40%	8.00%	1,715	21,310	25.80%	42.10%	1,800	465	1,105	23,110	2,180
Class of 2015	9.70%	8.40%	1,734	20,626	25.20%	40.40%	1,759	444	1,100	22,385	2,178
Class of 2014	11.50%	9.90%	1,704	17,184	25.50%	42.30%	1,594	461	1,090	18,778	2,165
Class of 2013	12%	10.80%	1,783	16,559	25.50%	35%	1,571	401	1,090	18,130	2,184
Class of 2012	13.20%	11.80%	1,790	15,108	28.00%	36.70%	1,428	400	1,090	16,536	2,190
Class of 2011	15.30%	13.80%	1,785	12,891	29.60%	35.20%	1,285	380	1,080	14,176	2,165
Class of 2010	15.40%	13.90%	1,752	12,620	30.20%	37%	1,317	398	1,075	13,937	2,150
Class of 2009	16.90%	15.10%	1,753	11,586	33.90%	36.90%	1,171	397	1,075	12,757	2,150
Class of 2008	18.30%	16.80%	1,759	10,455	30%	35.40%	1,278	384	1,085	11,733	2,143
Class of 2007	17.70%	16%	1,705	10,636	32.40%	37%	1,217	394	1,065	11,853	2,099

Dartmouth Class of 2030 Statistics in Historical Perspective

To place Dartmouth’s admissions statistics for the Class of 2030 in context, this relatively strong performance marks the second-largest pool of applicants recorded in the school’s several hundred-year history. It also represents the second admission cycle conducted with mandatory standardized testing, as Dartmouth made the wise move to phase out test-optional admissions last year. Thus, this year’s strong showing is all the more impressive when considering that “squeakers” (A.K.A., students who apply to elite schools without submitting test scores) were nowhere to be found in the application pool to the Class of 2030.

Profile of Dartmouth Admits to the Class of 2030

Of those admitted to Dartmouth’s Class of 2030, they hail from all 50 states in our union, in addition to Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico. International admits hail from 59 nations worldwide.

27% of these admits qualify for free tuition based on their family income, and 21% are Pell Grant eligible.

Ivy Coach’s Dartmouth Waitlist Assistance

Ivy Coach has a nickname: “The Dartmouth Whisperer.” Bo knows baseball. Ivy Coach knows Dartmouth.

If you’re interested in optimizing your case for admission off the Dartmouth waitlist, a waitlist 41% of students who first come to Ivy Coach after being placed in limbo have earned admission off over the last 10 years, fill out our complimentary consultation form. We’ll then be in touch with an immediate response to outline our go-forward waitlist service with former Dartmouth admissions officer Ben Schwartz.