Class of 2025 Early Acceptance Rates and Dates
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the admissions landscape for Ivy League schools has seen drastic changes, both in terms of application requirements and number of applicants. Every school saw a huge jump in the number of applicants – for example, Harvard saw a 57% increase in the number of applicants for its 2020 Early Action cycle as compared to 2019, making 2020 the most selective year for admissions by far. While we expect that these schools will release their decisions by mid-December, we cannot predict this year’s acceptance rates. Nonetheless, we’ve listed last year’s acceptance rates for your reference.
Decision Date in 2020 | Class of 2025 ED/EA Acceptance Rate | |
Brown University | December 17th | |
Columbia University | December 15th | Not Published |
Cornell University | December 17th | |
Dartmouth College | December 16th | |
Harvard University | December 17th | |
University of Pennsylvania | December 16th | |
Princeton University | (December 12th in 2019) | - |
Yale University | December 16th |
