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While many colleges will waitlist hundreds or even thousands of students, not all of those students will accept a spot on the waitlist, making the pool and the chances of getting in slightly better in some cases. ing to NACAC, 20% of all students who chose to remain on waitlists were ultimately admitted.

Table 2 - Waitlists at Highly Selective Colleges in 2021, 2020 and 2019 20212020Amherst College1,2851,640Babson CollegeNDNDBarnard College2,6122,096Bates College2,4731,9958 more rows

Admissions committees meet regularly throughout the application cycle and offer interviews to students with complete applications.

You might find yourself wondering what this status really means. The truth is, the number of students who are waitlisted changes from year to year, so it's impossible to say how many people will get waitlisted at a certain school. The number can range anywhere from a few dozen to a few hundred.

Bates College is very selective with an acceptance rate of 14%. Students that get into Bates College have an SAT score between 1340?1500 or an ACT score of 31?33. Regular applications are due January 10.

As a rule of thumb, around 10% of students who are waitlisted at an elite universities will ultimately earn admission. This, of course, can vary from year to year. There are years when some colleges, like Dartmouth College for the Class of 2025, don't turn to their waitlists because they don't need to fill seats.

Recent Waitlist Admission Rates SchoolWaitlistedWaitlist Acceptance RateBates College1,2640.00%Bowdoin CollegeUnknownUnknownBoston University5,8990.05%Brown UniversityUnknownUnknown62 more rows ?

Timeline Admission PlanAdmission and Financial Aid DeadlineNotification from BatesEarly Decision Iby November 15by December 20Early Decision IIby January 10by February 15Regular Decisionby January 10by April 1Fall Transfer Admissionby March 1by May 15