Rating

 Статистика по приему в Университеты  

School	Acceptance Rate	Early Decision	Early Acceptance Rate	Top 10% of the High School Class	SAT (25/75 percentile)
Brown	9%	Decision	19%	93%	2000-2300
Columbia	6.9%	Decision	20%	97%	2100-2330
Cornell	16.2%	Decision	29.5%	89%	1310-1520§
Dartmouth	9.8%	Decision	25%	90%	2030-2350
Harvard	6.3%	Action	18%	95%	2080-2370
Penn	12.4%	Decision	25.3%	94%	2060-2330
Princeton	7.9%	Action	18.3%	99%	1410-1590§
Yale	7.1%	Action	14%	97%	2120-2390

                                                                                                                                       Figures are for the Fall entering class.

                    Ivy League Admissions – Class of 2020

  Ivy Legue Schools sent notification letters to their fall 2011 early applicants in mid-December. The following table summarizes the information we have to date on the number of EA applications received and accepted at each school.

School	Early Applications Received in 2010*	% of Early Applicants Accepted in 2010*	Early Applications Received in 2009	% of Early Applicants Accepted in 2009
Brown	2,848	20%	2,404	24%
Columbia	2,275	25%	N/A	N/A
Cornell	3,594	33%	3,442	37%
Dartmouth	1,594	29%	1,549	26%
Harvard	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Penn	3,851	34%	3,663	31%
Princeton	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Yale	5,261	14%	5,557	13%

                                                                                                                       * Figures reflect applications for and admissions to freshman admissions.

Members

Institution	Location	Athletic nickname	Undergraduate enrollment	Graduate enrollment	Total enrollment	2013 Endowment (and US rank)	Academic staff	Motto
Brown University	Providence, Rhode Island	Bears	6,316	2,333	8,649	$2.7 billion (30th)	736	In Deo Speramus (In God We Hope)
Columbia University	New York, New York	Lions	7,160	15,760	22,920	$8.2 billion (9th)	3,763	In lumine Tuo videbimus lumen (In Thy light shall we see the light)
Cornell University	Ithaca, New York	Big Red	13,931	6,702	20,633	$5.3 billion (18th)	2,908	I would found an institution where any person can find instruction in any study.
Dartmouth College	Hanover, New Hampshire	Big Green	4,248	1,893	6,141	$3.7 billion (22nd)	571	Vox clamantis in deserto (The voice of one crying in the wilderness)
Harvard University	Cambridge, Massachusetts	Crimson	7,181	14,044	21,225	$32.3 billion (1st)	4,671	Veritas (Truth)
Princeton University	Princeton, New Jersey	Tigers	5,113	2,479	7,592	$18.2 billion (5th)	1,172	Dei sub numine viget (Under God’s power she flourishes)
University of Pennsylvania	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Quakers	10,337	10,306	20,643	$7.7 billion (11th)	4,464	Leges sine moribus vanae (Laws without morals are useless)[23]
Yale University	New Haven, Connecticut	Bulldogs	5,275	6,391	11,666	$20.8 billion (2nd)	4,140	אורים ותומים Lux et veritas (Light and truth)

History

Year founded

Institution	Founded	Founding affiliation
Harvard University	1636 as New College	Calvinist (Congregationalist Puritans)
Yale University	1701 as Collegiate School	Calvinist (Congregationalist)
University of Pennsylvania	1740 as Unnamed Charity School	Nonsectarian, founded by Church of England/Methodists members
Princeton University	1746 as College of New Jersey	Nonsectarian, founded by Calvinist Presbyterians
Columbia University	1754 as King’s College	Church of England
Brown University	1764 as the College in the English Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations	Baptist, founding charter promises “no religious tests” and “full liberty of conscience”
Dartmouth College	1769	Calvinist (Congregationalist)
Cornell University	1865	Nonsectarian

Note: Six of the eight Ivy League universities consider their founding dates to be simply the date that they received their charters and thus became legal corporations with the authority to grant academic degrees. Harvard University uses the date that the legislature of the Massachusetts Bay Colony formally allocated funds for the creation of a college. The University of Pennsylvania initially considered its founding date to be 1750; this is the year which appears on the first iteration of the university seal.^[33] “Religious affiliation” refers to financial sponsorship, formal association with, and promotion by, a religious denomination. All of the schools in the Ivy League are private and not currently associated with any religion.