As mentioned previously, the Ivy Day admission results time differs every year. Take a look at the past Ivy Day dates and times for reference:. The most common question following what and when Ivy Day is, is deciding what to do after your admission results are released. Depending on whether you applied to multiple Ivy League schools, you may have been accepted for several Ivies and rejected possibly from your top choice.
Or, you possibly were rejected from all the Ivy League schools that you applied to. Regardless of what the Ivy Day admission decisions were, you still need to ask what should you do next? The following are the three common scenarios most students expect and what they should do next. For every ambitious and high-achieving student out there, congratulations! Before committing to your accepted Ivy League school, if you are having any uncertainty - it is okay for you to wait to hear back from other colleges that you have applied to, before you determine which school to attend.
Consider the tuition cost of attending and seek clarification where needed on the financial aid package that is being offered. After taking these items into account, you can accept the Ivy League invitation to attend and start declining the other acceptances you receive from other colleges.
This does not mean that you were rejected wholeheartedly from the Ivy Leagues. It can be difficult and confusing deciphering what a waitlisted decision means from the Ivy Leagues. After all, the Ivies are some of the most competitive schools in the country. But did you know that in addition to being highly selective and competing in college sports together , all eight Ivy League institutions release their admission decisions on the same exact day? This day, known as Ivy Day, varies slightly each year but usually comes in late March.
However, a huge influx of first-year applicants has pushed this year's Ivy League decision day to Tuesday, April 6, at 7 p. Keep reading to learn more about what Ivy Day entails and why this year's Ivy Day has been scheduled for April instead of March.
Only those who applied regular decision, rather than early action or early decision , to at least one Ivy League institution should expect to receive an admission decision on Ivy Day. If you applied early, you should receive a decision much earlier than Ivy Day, usually in December. The Ivy League schools typically release their admission decisions online through either an admissions portal or email. The percentage of Native American admits was also slightly down from 1.
With respect to geography, more students were admitted from the Midwest and Mountain states and fewer from the West and South as compared to this time last year — though the geographic numbers are quite similar year over year. The percentage of students identifying as minorities was down slightly from recent years, notably among Latino and Native American admits. African American admits were up for the Class of In all including Early Action and Regular Decision data , Students hailing from outside of the United States accounted for The University of Pennsylvania has a track record of loving its Early Decision applicants.
In all, 6, students applied Early Decision to Penn for the Class of , a new benchmark for the university. Of these 6, students, 1, received offers of admission. Penn is quite proud — and rightly so — that among its Early Decision admits for the Class of to the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, half are female. Among the Early Decision admits to the Class of at Penn, they hail from 46 states and 44 countries outside of the United States. The percentage of women in the incoming class is higher than the percentage of female undergraduates currently studying at the university.
Penn was able to secure the missing four states in the Regular Decision round to be able to claim at least one admitted student from each of the fifty states in our strong union — with the most represented states being New Jersey, Pennsylvania, California, New York, Texas, and Florida. The University of Pennsylvania.
Penn loves to support its community…it always has. One out of every eight admitted students will be the first in their families to attend college in the Penn Class of Sorry to burst that bubble but it needed bursting!
Out of a pool of 5, students who applied for Early Action admission to Princeton University for its Class of , were offered the chance to be Tigers. And this pool of over 5, applicants marked the largest applicant pool for the university in six years — indeed it was By our calculations, this marks a In all, 31, students applied to Princeton, while 1, were offered admission including the students from the Early Action round.
Overall, admitted students to Princeton University can claim 49 of the 50 states home you bet Princeton would have loved to admit a student from each of the 50 states — they fell one short…ouch! They also can count 76 countries as home — adding 31 nations from the Early Action round based on our mathematics. Finally, Ivy day is here, and you have spent each moment battling through the online traffic to access your admissions decisions.
Many things might happen if you get selected in a few ivies but get rejected from your top choice. Or you might get rejected from all of them. Despite your admissions decisions: What do you do next? Further, we will discuss in detail to help you to decide on different Ivy Day admissions. You come online and see a flashy word on your computer screen which says "Congratulations! You did it! You got accepted to your top-choice Ivy! After you have spent time congratulating yourself and showing off your acceptance letter to family, it's time to calm down and ask yourself: what now?
Remember, if you are uncertain that this school you want to take admission in, it's excellent to wait until you have heard back from all other Ivies and non-Ivies alike before you make your final decision.
Know what you hope to gain from your college experience, and then choose the university wisely—Ivy or not! If this is your overall top-choice Ivy and you know you want to go there then, your next step will be to agree to attend this school formally.
This stage of nothingness is quite tricky to deal with, but if you have a chance to get accepted to your top choice—and you are ready to wait for some time —you have to accept the invitation to be put on their waitlist instantly. This will officially keep you in the running for a possible spot in that Ivy League school's newest freshman class.
Write a letter to the school and let them know. You can also put details about what classes you want to attend. You can envision yourself being highly successful there. Remember, whatever you can do to stress that this Ivy League school is your top priority will positively reflect you as the admissions committee works its way through the waitlist. Sadly, the chances of hearing back about your admission after the deadline has passed are significantly less.
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