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Tổng số hồ sơ dự tuyển năm học 2011

Số học sinh trúng tuyển năm học 2011

Tỷ lệ học sinh được nhận năm học 2011

Tổng số hồ sơ dự tuyển năm học 2010

Số học sinh trúng tuyển năm học 2010

Tỷ lệ học sinh được nhận năm học 2010

American (D.C.)

18,733

7,763

41.44%

16,953

7,334

43.26%

Amherst (Mass.)

8,438

1,077

12.76%

8,099

1,240

15.31%

Babson (Mass.)

5,077

1,685

33.19%

4,061

1,606

39.55%

Barnard (N.Y.)

5,154

1,284

24.91%

4,618

1,285

27.83%

Bates (Me.)

5,195

1,396

26.87%

4,518

1,438

31.83%

Boston College

33,000

9,200

27.88%

29,933

9,310

31.10%

Boston U.

41,734

19,905

47.69%

38,275

22,187

57.97%

Bowdoin (Me.)

6,554

1,022

15.59%

6,018

1,183

19.66%

Brandeis (Mass.)

8,915

3,444

38.63%

7,753

2,746

35.42%

Brown (R.I.)

30,946

2,692

8.70%

30,135

2,804

9.30%

Bucknell (Pa.)

7,937

2,161

27.23%

7,178

2,253

31.39%

California Tech.

5,225

628

12.02%

4,859

610

12.55%

Carleton (Minn.)

4,977

1,474

29.62%

4,856

1,496

30.81%

Carnegie Mellon (Pa.)

16,525

5,023

30.40%

15,459

5,135

33.22%

Claremont McKenna (Calif.)

4,481

619

13.81%

4,264

729

17.10%

Clark (Mass.)

4,113

2,763

67.18%

4,020

2,799

69.63%

Colby (Me.)

5,175

1,505

29.08%

4,213

1,445

34.30%

Colgate (N.Y.)

7,839

2,271

28.97%

7,871

2,596

32.98%

Colorado College

4,915

1,255

25.53%

4,466

1,501

33.61%

Columbia (N.Y.)

34,929

2,419

6.93%

26,178

2,397

9.16%

Connecticut College

5,239

1,737

33.16%

5,301

1,678

31.65%

Cooper Union (N.Y.)

3,502

253

7.22%

3,354

280

8.35%

Cornell (N.Y.)

36,392

6,534

17.95%

36,338

6,673

18.36%

Curtis Institute of Music (Pa.)

272

8

2.94%

274

10

3.65%

Dartmouth (N.H.)

22,385

2,178

9.73%

18,778

2,165

11.53%

Dickinson (Pa.)

6,061

2,531

41.76%

5,033

2,405

47.78%

Duke (N.C.)

29,689

3,739

12.59%

26,770

3,372

12.60%

Emory (Ga.)

17,027

4,410

25.90%

15,550

4,444

28.58%

Fordham (N.Y.)

31,653

12,698

40.12%

27,676

14,020

50.66%

George Washington (D.C.)

21,500

6,890

32.05%

21,177

6,666

31.48%

Georgetown (D.C.)

19,275

3,466

17.98%

18,100

3,490

19.28%

Georgia Tech.

14,209

6,807

47.91%

13,564

6,976

51.43%

Grinnell (Iowa)

2,966

1,315

44.34%

3,200

1,228

38.38%

Hamilton (N.Y.)

5,264

1,408

26.75%

4,857

1,430

29.44%

Harvard (Mass.)

34,950

2,158

6.17%

30,489

2,184

7.16%

Haverford (Pa.)

3,476

865

24.88%

3,312

860

25.97%

Johns Hopkins (Md.)

19,388

3,550

18.31%

18,459

3,787

20.52%

Juilliard (N.Y.)

2,543

140

5.51%

2,466

183

7.42%

Kenyon (Ohio)

4,272

1,416

33.15%

4,067

1,598

39.29%

Lafayette (Pa.)

5,710

2,298

40.25%

5,822

2,425

41.65%

Lehigh (Pa.)

11,589

3,816

32.93%

10,328

3,913

37.89%

Macalester (Minn.)

6,109

1,936

31.69%

4,317

1,837

42.55%

M.I.T.

17,909

1,715

9.58%

16,632

1,676

10.08%

Middlebury (Vt.)

8,533

1,514

17.74%

7,984

1,529

19.15%

Muhlenberg (Pa.)

4,872

2,065

42.39%

4,568

2,195

48.05%

N.Y.U.

42,242

10,831

25.64%

38,037

11,327

29.78%

Northeastern (Mass.)

43,250

14,840

34.31%

37,690

14,293

37.92%

Northwestern (Ill.)

30,975

5,575

18.00%

27,615

6,379

23.10%

Notre Dame (Ind.)

16,543

3,995

24.15%

14,510

4,009

27.63%

Oberlin (Ohio)

6,982

2,074

29.70%

6,846

2,207

32.24%

Pennsylvania State

42,979

20,053

46.66%

39,098

18,708

47.85%

Pomona College (Calif.)

7,207

979

13.58%

6,764

997

14.74%

Princeton (N.J.)

27,189

2,282

8.39%

26,247

2,311

8.80%

Purdue (Ind.)

29,283

19,360

66.11%

30,707

19,992

65.11%

Rensselaer Polytechnic (N.Y.)

14,554

5,601

38.48%

13,464

5,381

39.97%

Rice (T.X.)

13,803

2,568

18.60%

12,393

2,639

21.29%

Sarah Lawrence (N.Y.)

2,001

1,211

60.52%

1,925

1,200

62.34%

Skidmore (N.Y.)

5,770

2,411

41.79%

6,044

2,846

47.09%

Smith (Mass.)

4,128

1,877

45.47%

4,015

1,881

46.85%

Stanford (Calif.)

34,348

2,427

7.07%

32,022

2,340

7.31%

SUNY, Binghamton

28,060

11,276

40.19%

27,162

10,833

39.88%

Swarthmore (Pa.)

6,547

977

14.92%

6,041

967

16.01%

Tufts (Mass.)

17,130

3,735

21.80%

15,433

3,757

24.34%

Tulane (La.)

37,751

9,376

24.84%

43,816

11,384

25.98%

U.C., Los Angeles

61,513

15,551

25.28%

57,670

13,088

22.69%

U. of Chicago

21,773

3,446

15.83%

19,340

3,639

18.82%

U. of Colorado, Boulder

20,452

17,249

84.34%

20,998

17,445

83.08%

U. of Connecticut

27,149

10,865

40.02%

22,028

10,874

49.36%

U. of Delaware

24,469

13,058

53.37%

26,518

12,755

48.10%

U. of Florida

29,269

11,423

39.03%

27,999

11,184

39.94%

U. of Maryland, College Park

26,195

11,730

44.78%

26,147

11,671

44.64%

U.N.C., Chapel Hill

23,726

6,965

29.36%

23,271

7,559

32.48%

U. of Pennsylvania

31,659

3,880

12.26%

26,940

3,840

14.25%

U. of Richmond

9,419

2,989

31.73%

8,661

2,857

32.99%

U. of Rochester

14,890

5,012

33.66%

13,851

4,937

35.64%

U. of Southern California

37,107

8,449

22.77%

35,794

8,715

24.35%

U. of Texas, Austin

32,577

14,865

45.63%

31,022

14,583

47.01%

U. of Virginia

24,010

7,750

32.28%

22,512

7,212

32.04%

Vanderbilt (Tenn.)

24,756

3,825

15.45%

21,763

3,542

16.28%

Vassar (N.Y.)

7,985

1,779

22.28%

7,822

1,846

23.60%

Villanova (Pa.)

15,387

6,561

42.64%

14,361

6,483

45.14%

Virginia Tech.

21,009

13,545

64.47%

19,981

13,389

67.01%

Washington & Lee (Va.)

6,488

1,127

17.37%

6,627

1,259

19.00%

Washington U. in St. Louis

28,826

4,440

15.40%

24,939

5,285

21.19%

Wesleyan U. (Conn.)

10,033

2,368

23.60%

10,657

2,190

20.55%

Wheaton (Mass.)

3,272

1,930

58.99%

3,555

2,097

58.99%

William and Mary (Va.)

12,820

4,433

34.58%

12,539

3,983

31.76%

Williams (Mass.)

7,030

1,199

17.06%

6,633

1,237

18.65%

Yale (Conn.)

27,282

2,006

7.35%

25,869

2,039

7.88%