Ivy League Admissions Rates – 2015 – for class of 2019

2015’s Ivy League Admissions Rates (Class of 2019)

Harvard University – 5.33% – Became more selective

Yale University – 6.49% – Became easier to be admitted (slightly)

Princeton University – 6.99% – Became more selective

Penn – University of Pennsylvania – 9.9% – Stayed the same

Cornell University – 14.9% – Became easier to be admitted (the highest increase in the Ivy League)

Columbia University – 6.1% – Became more selective

Dartmouth College – 10.3% – Became more selective

Brown University – 8.49% – Became more selective

Harvard University – 5.9% – Down from the year before

Yale University – 6.26%

Princeton University – 7.28%

Penn – University of Pennsylvania – 9.9%

Cornell University – 14%

Columbia University – 6.94% – Down from the year before

Dartmouth College – 11.5% – Down from the year before

Brown University – 8.6%

MIT – 7.7%

Duke – 10.7%

Harvard University – 5.8%

Yale University – 6.72%

Princeton University – 7.29%

Penn – University of Pennsylvania – 12.1%

Cornell University – 15.2%

Columbia University – 6.89%

Dartmouth College – 10%

Brown University – 9.2%