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- Clemson University Early Action Class of 2030 Official Thread
Scroll to Dec 2024 timeframe and you will find a lot of accept and deferral stats No guarantee that this is applicable to this cycle, but my takeaway was that there were many high stat kids getting deferred last year show post in topic Thread Replies Views Activity UNC Chapel Hill Early Action Class of 2030 Official Thread University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill early-action 74 4211
- Purdue University Early Action for Fall 2025 Admission
This is the official thread for those applying EA to Purdue 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!
- University of South Carolina - College Confidential Forums
Columbia, SC • 4-year Public • Acceptance Rate 64%
- Boston College Early Decision for Fall 2025 Admission
No one at his school with his stats has ever been deferred Does anyone have encouraging stories about deferred to accepted?
- Latest Purdue University topics - College Confidential Forums
West Lafayette, IN • 4-year Public • Acceptance Rate 50%
- North Carolina State Early Action for Fall 2025 Admission
NCSU’s website states that the three possible EA outcomes are accepted, deferred, denied Information Regarding Early Action Decisions | Undergraduate Admissions What Does “Deferred for Final Review” Mean? | Undergraduate Admissions In the RD round, the four options appear to be: accepted for fall, accepted for spring (these students are also automatically added to the waitlist for fall
- Deferred - University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill - College . . .
Deferred basically means they want to compare you to their entire applicant pool In summary, you were good enough for the college, but they had so many amazing applicants they didn’t want to downright admit you until regular decision (hopefully) OP you also have to remember that being deferred at UNC as an OSS is downright awesome since OOS
- Schools with a heavy use of the waitlist and deferral
I thought that I might start a list of schools that make heavy use of the waitlist and or deferral Looking at our high school’s Scoir data was eye-opening There was one school that seemed to waitlist everyone (University of Michigan) and others that deferred a lot of people last year I followed up and looked at UM’s CDS data…sure enough, the school waitlisted 30 7% of applicants in
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