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07 Feb 2014, 23:37
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I'm not sure the split is 300, 300, 200. If Michigan's numbers are anything to go by, who receives 35%, 55%, and 10% of applications respectively, I'd say the split is closer to 300, 400, 100... or some variation of a normal curve. But also, we'd need to account for yield rate so the acceptances should be higher than those splits. Just something to ponder...
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08 Feb 2014, 03:59
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I think the acceptance rate is highest in R1(400) and goes down from there. R3 probably has less than 100.
Did someone analyze last years admits?
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09 Feb 2014, 18:12
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At the admit weekend they said around 1/3 were admitted in R1.
