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There is no explanation for the sudden drop in popularity of our favorite New Haven rival. "I think speculating about about small fluctuations in year to year counts is pointless," Jeff Brenzel, Yale dean of undergraduate admissions, said in an emailed statement to the YDN. He added that the early admission rate will likely reflect last year's figure...
Other top universities expect an increase in applicants as well. The number of applications to Yale College is approaching 26,000, up from 22,817 applications last year, Dean of Admissions Jeff Brenzel told the Yale Daily News last week. Princeton University and the University of Pennsylvania expect to report their applicant numbers later this week or early next week, according to deans of admission at both schools. The University of Virginia, who like Harvard eliminated early admission two years ago, received 21,750 applications, up 17 percent from last year, according to Senior Associate Dean of Admission Greg Roberts...
Harvard is not alone among its peers in choosing not to actively recruit transfer students. Yale Dean of Admissions Jeffrey Brenzel said that given the large number of students applying to transfer to Yale and a limited number of openings, visiting schools is not necessary...
...With over 1,200 community colleges in the U.S. and only 24 transfer places each year at Yale, it would simply not be feasible for us to undertake a visitation program,” Brenzel wrote in an e-mailed statement...
...early numbers have been 4,084 in 2005, 3,541 in 2006, and 4,820 in 2007. I don’t have a basis for speculating how much any particular factor explains the fluctuations,” he wrote in an e-mail. Brenzel added that the increase in applications would not change applicants’ chances of being admitted...