Ivy League Profile: Yale University
Yale University, one of the most prestigious and selective colleges in the United States, calls the city of New Haven, Connecticut, home. Founded in 1701, Yale has 6,494 undergraduate students, 10% of which are international, who are enrolled at Yale College. Yale is internationally recognized and thus highly competitive: as of the fall of 2021, their most recent freshmen class had 47,240 applicants, 5.3% of which were admitted. This represents a decrease in admission rates since the Class of 2022, which had a 6.3% acceptance rate. Like many other colleges, Yale has extended “its test-optional policy for first-year and transfer applicants to the 2022-2023 admissions cycle” in “response to the extraordinary circumstances associated with the pandemic”.
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