Princeton University announced today it admitted 1,823 students to the Class of 2024.  

Applications totaled 32,836, resulting in an overall admission rate of 5.8 percent.  

The target size for the class is anticipated to be 1,296 students.

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Harvard announced it admitted 1,980 applicants to the Class of 2024.  

A total of 40,248 applications were received, resulting in an overall admit rate of 4.9 percent. 

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Duke announced today that 2,170 applicants were admitted to the Class of 2024 under regular decision.  36,252 students applied under regular decision, resulting in a regular decision admission rate of 6 percent.

Overall, 3,057 students were admitted from a pool of 39,783 early and regular decision applicants, resulting in an overall admit rate of approximately 8 percent.

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Oxford College at Emory announced today it admitted 3,531 regular decision applicants to the Class of 2024, resulting in a regular decision admission rate of 23.8 percent.

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Emory College announced today it admitted 4,142 regular decision applicants to the Class of 2024, resulting in regular decision admission rate of 16.6 percent.

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The University of Pennsylvania announced today that it admitted 3,404 applicants to the Class of 2024.  

A total of 42,205 applications were received, resulting in an overall admit rate of 8 percent.

The targeted size of the Class of 2024 is 2,400 students.

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Boston University announced that it admitted 18.5 percent of applicants to the Class of 2024.  

Overall, 61,006 applications were received for a targeted class size of 3,100. 

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Barnard announced today that it admitted 1,022 applicants to the Class of 2024.  

A total of 9,411 applications were received for the year, resulting in an overall admission rate of 11 percent.

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Wellesley announced yesterday that it admitted 19 percent of applicants to the Class of 2024.  

A total of 6,627 applications were received, up 2 percent from the previous year.

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The College Board announced today that it is actively developing a new at-home Advanced Placement test option in light of the coronavirus outbreak.

• For the 2019-20 exam season only, students will be able to take a 45 minute exam at home
• Two different testing dates will be made available for each AP subject

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The National Association for College Admissions Counseling has introduced a website to track the impact of coronavirus on admissions-related activities and policies for current and prospective applicants.

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The University of Virginia announced today that it admitted 8,420 applicants to the Class of 2024.  

A total of 40,839 applications were received this year, resulting in an overall admission rate of 21 percent.    The admission rate for residents was 33 percent vs out-of-state at 15 percent.

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The Coronavirus outbreak has caused many colleges and universities to cancel campus tours, information sessions and other admission-related activities.

To make life easier for you as you plan your spring break travel, here's the latest status on campus visit availability for several popular colleges and universities we cover.

As you know, the situation changes rapidly so bookmark this page as we'll be updated statuses regularly.

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Georgia Tech announced today that it admitted 20 percent of regular decision applicants to the Class of 2024.  

Admittances were drawn from a total pool of approximately 23,000 regular decision applicants.  

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The University of Georgia admitted 13,131 applicants to the Class of 2024.

A total of 28,524 applications were received, resulting in an overall admission rate of 46 percent.

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