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18 Jan 2009, 13:09
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rhyme
I think that's pretty old data for Chicago. I read that they stopped reporting that number and it is from 2005, which was probably much higher. It should now be in par with Kellogg, Columbia and probably not too far from Wharton. Around the 16-18%. My guess, but I may be wrong
18 Jan 2009, 13:22
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Yea, its probably in that area - I didn't bother to elaborate, cause it doesnt make much difference if its 15% or 20% odds -- its somewhere in that ballpark.
If I had to venture a guess, I'd go with approx 5000 applicants, roughly 50% interview, 2500 total, 60-70% yield for a class of 550, requiring approximately 785 to 915 admits - putting the odds between 16% and 18%.
If I had to venture a guess, I'd go with approx 5000 applicants, roughly 50% interview, 2500 total, 60-70% yield for a class of 550, requiring approximately 785 to 915 admits - putting the odds between 16% and 18%.
18 Jan 2009, 14:44
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falibay
Chicago actually published their numbers this year in the BW survey. It was 22% for the class of 2010. I assume they will see another big increase in applications this year, so I agree with Rhyme and I would guess that they drop in the 16-20% range.
I am so happy and excited!! Good luck everyone. 
