- The lowest acceptance rates of transfer students were at Harvard University and Yale University, both which accepted only .8% of them. Harvard’s acceptance rate of freshmen applicants was 4% in Fall, 2021, and Yales’s was 5.3%.
- Princeton University accepted 4.4% of its freshmen applicants, versus 1.3% of transfer students seeking admission.
- Brown University accepted 5.5% of 46,568 first-time, first-year applicants, a bit higher than the 4.3% of 2,746 transfer applicants.
- At the University of Pennsylvania, 5.9% of freshmen applicants were accepted for admission, compared to 4.6% of transfer applicants.
- Dartmouth College accepted 6.2% of freshmen applicants, and 9.9% of transfer applicants.
- At Cornell University, 8.7% of 67,300 freshmen applicants were accepted, significantly less than the 15.7% acceptance rate for its 5,908 transfer applicants.
- Columbia University now reports two data sets - one for Columbia College and Columbia Engineering, to which most undergraduates apply, and one for Columbia General Studies, a unique unit among Ivy League schools dedicated to serving nontraditional students, such as those who’ve interrupted their studies for some reason or are transferring from community college. At Columbia College/Engineering, 3.9% of freshmen applicants were accepted, compared to 14.7% of transfer applicants. The General Studies unit accepted 27,8% of first-year applicants, less than half of its 57.9% acceptance rate for transfer applicants.
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