Ivy Universities?

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i'm a juniorrrr. %26amp; i'm looking at colleges. I googled "admission rate for Yale" i also changed the Yale part to other Ivy league universities, but i couldnt find it. Could someone help me figure out what the admission rate for Harvard %26amp;/Or Yale are? thanks in advannceeeee.%26lt;3

Ivy Universities?
YALE


Acceptance: Percent applicants admitted: 9%


Transfer Students


Total number of transfer students who applied: 779


Total number of transfer students who were admitted: 30





HARVARD


Acceptance Percent applicants admitted: 9%


Transfer Students


Total number of transfer students who applied: 1,106


Total number of transfer students who were admitted: 90





PRINCETON


Acceptance Percent applicants admitted: 10%


Transfer Students


Total number of transfer students who applied: Not reported


Total number of transfer students who were admitted: Not reported








those are the top ivy schools. you can check yourself at collegeboard.com
Reply:I would suggest looking at what you want to do for a living before you choose a school. Yeah, Harvard or Yale on my resume would look great, but I’m not going to drop hundreds of thousands of dollars on an education that may not be worth it.


For example, before I changed my major, I was an Education Major. The local State School near me is the best in the state for Education. Even after changing my major, I spent $30,000 for my entire career (4 years of school) for a degree that is very respected by employers.





Also, people who go to Ivy League schools for programs that can be obtained elsewhere find it to be a waste of money. A CMU graduate friend of mine is regretting spending upwards to $200,000 for a degree that could have been obtained for $50,000 with the same amount of weight.





Ivy League Schools are overrated in fields they do not specialize in. Employers will not hire people only because they come from Ivy League Schools.





I say this because you seem as if you want to go to Ivy League Schools just because you can.
Reply:9% it's on collegeboard.com

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