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- Caltech Class 2027 Official Thread - College Confidential Forums
I started a new thread as I couldn’t find a similar thread on the topic Here is an important update to admission practices that you may want to read: Caltech Announces Updates to Admissions Practices | www caltech edu Key update, in my opinion is, Caltech is REA now i e one can not apply EA to both Caltech and MIT All the best!
- Caltech Class of 2029 Official Thread - California Institute of . . .
@Alphaaaaaa I’m not certain of the rate, but I attended Caltech Up Close and one of the AOs there told me that “very few” students get deferred, I would guess the number is around 20 students total, maybe 1-2 get accepted but it may depend on other stuff To my knowledge Caltech doesn’t really set a hard “quota” of how many students
- California Institute of Technology - College Confidential Forums
For those accepted from the Caltech waitlist, when and how? class-2024, caltech 1: 1015: October 30, 2021
- Caltech Class of 2029 Official Thread - College Confidential Forums
Quote from someone a few years ago “Caltech typically waitlists around 600 students, and around 450 students accept a position However, 0 people got off the waitlist The year before, 47 students were accepted off the waitlist, which still is around a 10% acceptance rate
- 在加州理工学院 (Caltech) 就读是怎样一番体验？ - 知乎
在加州理工学院 (Caltech) 就读是怎样一番体验？ 加州理工学院 （California Institute of Technology）是美国的一所久负盛名的大学，世界顶尖的理工类学府，位于加利福尼亚…
- Caltech Class of 2029 Official Thread - College Confidential Forums
Caltech is a tight-knit community and it’s important to establish these connections early Regular
- Caltech [$90k+] vs Columbia [$90k+] vs UCSD [full ride] CS AI
Caltech, and MIT where I went, leave out the “easy” part Studying at MIT has been compared to drinking water out of a fire hose, and the analogy fits Caltech just as well My reaction after studying four years at one of these two schools is that you have to want to do it, and the desire to work that hard needs to come from inside yourself
- Caltech vs Harvey Mudd - College Confidential Forums
Caltech requires twelve total classes in Humanities and Social Sciences (at least four of each) Mudd requires “at least 11” courses in Humanities, Social Sciences, and the Arts The way these are distributed is somewhat different but the overall weight given to non-science classes is not markedly different
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