Wondering what percentage of admitted students to Harvard College’s Class of 2026 chose to attend the Ivy League institution? Wonder no more! 83% of admits chose to matriculate as members of Harvard’s latest incoming class. And how does this figure compare to years past? Lo and behold, Harvard did not …
During the months of March and April, as folks in the college admissions community stressed about how many students across America would be taking gap years next year, we expressed that the vast majority of American students would not choose to take gap years. Ivy Coach’s famously accurate crystal ball …
The vast majority of students who are admitted to Harvard University choose to attend Harvard. We know, we know. What we’ve said isn’t exactly revelatory. But we’d also argue that stating highly selective colleges, like Harvard, don’t seek well-rounded students but instead seek singularly talented students isn’t revelatory either. And …
One of the objectives of our college admissions blog is to correct commonly held misconceptions about the highly selective college admissions process, misconceptions often perpetuated by college admissions officers, college counselors, students, parents, reporters, and more. Today, we came across a funny misconception in a “Forbes” article by Christopher Rim …
The Harvard yield statistic is in for the Harvard Class of 2018 and that figure stands at about 82%. This means that about 82% of students who were offered admission to Harvard University intend to matriculate this coming fall to be members of Harvard’s Class of 2018. This 82% yield …
