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Yale Restricted Early Action Class of 2030 Official Thread This is the official thread for those applying REA to Yale University List your unweighted GPA, any SAT ACT scores, and ECs What majors are you going into? Ask your questions, the CC community is here to help!
Yale Restricted Early Action Class of 2030 Official Thread thanks for providing that information, and i really do hope me and your son both get in it’s nice having legacy but at the end of the day only 20% of legacy applicants get in so while its still a major boost those legacy applicants tend to be extremely competitive which worries me because that inflates that % I wish there was more transparency with the interviewing process
Yale Restricted Early Action Class of 2030 Official Thread My dd was admitted to Yale REA last year (Class of 2029) When I attended our local admitted students event in April — which is likely from one of the states sending the most students to Yale — At least the students I spoke with there had received an interview It seems that interviews are offered after an initial screening
Yale May Ramp Up Fact Checking After Removing First-Year Student Yale College may alter its fact-checking processes for applicants during the 2025-26 admissions cycle, administrators said, in light of the recent removal of a first-year student who a Yale College spokesperson said included false information on her Yale application “We have a vetting process, and we may be ramping it up a little bit next year,” Lewis said “We’ll probably do more of
UPenn Vagelos Life Science Management vs Brown Program in Liberal . . . hello! I was fortunate enough to be admitted into the PLME program at Brown, Yale, and the LSM Program at Penn and would appreciate some advice help in making a decision I am still unsure what career I want to go into but definitely something within healthcare medicine (bio tech? med school? health consulting? health IB? vc pe? BROWN PLME: (~20k yr) PROS: guaranteed acceptance into med
Does Yale REA give interviews to everyone I know that 9k out of ~50k applicants get interviewed in total every year, but how many of those are REA I feel like I’ve seen a lot of posts about people getting interviews for REA