Stats for Class of 2025

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corescue59

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I was just on a call with other AP and our AO. This is the information we received about the Class of 2025.

2223 applications were submitted

747 early applications were reviewed. 246 were offered appointments and of those 58% attended AIM.

1321 regular applications were reviewed. 147 were offered appointments and of those 55% attended AIM.

Target # for this class is 285.
 
corescue59 said:
I was just on a call with other AP and our AO. This is the information we received about the Class of 2025.

2223 applications were submitted

747 early applications were reviewed. 246 were offered appointments and of those 58% attended AIM.

1321 regular applications were reviewed. 147 were offered appointments and of those 55% attended AIM.

Target # for this class is 285.
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Cool. Thanks for sharing the info. Always interesting to get any kind of data on admissions.
 
2223 (total apps) - 747 (EA apps) = 1476; 1476 - 1321 (RA apps) = 574. So I'm interpreting that to mean that 574 people who submitted applications must have been missing something (test scores, rec letters, etc.)

246 (EA appointment offers) + 147 (RA appointment offers) = 393; 393 - 285 (desired class size) = 108. So I'm interpreting that to mean that more than 108 candidates will have to decline their appointments before the wait listed folks would come into play.

Does everyone agree with my logic?
 
shiner said:
Does not factor in those who already have declined?
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The info posted only discusses appointments offered. So yes, some of the 108 have certainly already declined and there's no way to know how many that may be (except for the ones known on the appointment list posted in SAF) so I'm not saying 108 people would have to decline from today forward, but rather altogether. I think my logic still holds.

Or are you thinking that some of the EA candidates would have declined before the RA appointment offers went out? So Admissions might have already bumped up the RA appointment offers to compensate? Maybe, though I think that would have been a pretty small number.
 
Actually, I think I see my own logic flaw - if the reported appointment numbers includes the prep scholars, which they probably do, then my waitlist assumptions would be off.
 
Appointment does not equal prep offer in the eyes of the class profile data.

18 of the self reported appointments are still waiting on DODMERB Waivers. That too will have an impact.
 
shiner said:
Appointment does not equal prep offer in the eyes of the class profile data.

18 of the self reported appointments are still waiting on DODMERB Waivers. That too will have an impact.
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Ah. Good to know (about the prep numbers). I was assuming that the appointment offer numbers stated included the conditional appointments, though I suppose they might not. But yes, that would skew my assumptions about the wait list too. Overall, the “unknowns” all seem to point to a potentially more hopeful outlook for waitlisted candidates, I think.
 
My mistake should have said 2223 submitted but 2068 were actually completed. So 155 did not get the required paperwork into Admissions.
 
RJB1690 said:
Ah. Good to know (about the prep numbers). I was assuming that the appointment offer numbers stated included the conditional appointments, though I suppose they might not. But yes, that would skew my assumptions about the wait list too. Overall, the “unknowns” all seem to point to a potentially more hopeful outlook for waitlisted candidates, I think.
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@RJB1690 @shiner are you two talking at cross purposes? I interpreted RJB1690s post as included appointment offers for applicants who had attended CGAS (which I think it does) and I interpreted shiners post as saying the numbers don’t include offers TO CGAS.

Or is it me who is confused?
 
corescue59 said:
I was just on a call with other AP and our AO. This is the information we received about the Class of 2025.

2223 applications were submitted

747 early applications were reviewed. 246 were offered appointments and of those 58% attended AIM.

1321 regular applications were reviewed. 147 were offered appointments and of those 55% attended AIM.

Target # for this class is 285.
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How many students attend AIM over the 3 weeks?
 
sanman said:
@RJB1690 @shiner are you two talking at cross purposes? I interpreted RJB1690s post as included appointment offers for applicants who had attended CGAS (which I think it does) and I interpreted shiners post as saying the numbers don’t include offers TO CGAS.

Or is it me who is confused?
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I contend the stated stats do not include offers to CGAS, however it would include offers to CGAS graduates....aka existing sponsored prep.
 
shiner said:
I contend the stated stats do not include offers to CGAS, however it would include offers to CGAS graduates....aka existing sponsored prep.
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Yes I think the original post from RJB1690 stated that the numbers included those who had attended CGAS as part of the Class of 2021
 
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