Overall applicant pool stats

[anotherbusybee]

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So, I know about successful applicant stats. I have charts, detailed criteria, etc. etc. But does anyone have a resource that shows OVERALL applicant pools (i.e. the whole 500-1000 students, successful and non-successful, who apply to a school)? I'm sure there's got to be one. It's such a huge chunk of information...

 

[psilovethomas]

So, I know about successful applicant stats. I have charts, detailed criteria, etc. etc. But does anyone have a resource that shows OVERALL applicant pools (i.e. the whole 500-1000 students, successful and non-successful, who apply to a school)? I'm sure there's got to be one. It's such a huge chunk of information...

Some schools, like UF and VMRCVM, make this info available on their websites. Other schools just give successful applicant stats. You can call schools to ask what their previous applicant pool stats were, but keep in mind that it changes every year.

 

[Cypress]

Honestly that information won't give you much even if you do get it - people get rejected and accepted with a wide range of stats, and like above - it changes every year. You can check out each individual school and get successful stats - I know Purdue gives theirs out as well

 

[anotherbusybee]

Great suggestion for UFlorida! I found the info, and it's exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

And, unfortunately, it does matter quite a lot for the school in which I'm interested. Wish it didn't, but it's all a numbers game now.