How Pomona's Acceptance Rate Changes

Acceptance Rate Changes

The average acceptance rate over the last 10 years is 12.14%, and this year's acceptance rate is 10.30% at Pomona College. By gender, men students' acceptance rate is 14.73% and women students' rate is 10.42%. Pomona College has beep kept its acceptance rate very low and it is hard that applicants admit into the school.

The next table and chart illustrate the acceptance rates changes at Pomona College over the past 3 years (2013-2016).

Year	Total	Men	Women
Year	2013-14	13.92%	16.92%	12.00%
2014-15	12.19% -1.73%	15.18% -1.84%	10.16% -1.84%
2015-16	10.30% -1.89%	12.09% -1.05%	9.11% -1.05%
Average	12.14%	14.73%	10.42%

Pomona College Acceptance Rate Changes Chart

Applicants, Admitted, and Enrolled Headcount Changes

Over the past 10 years, The average number of applicants is 7,660, the average number of admitted is 924, and the average number of first-year enrolled students is 416. The number of Pomona applicants increased by 4.81% (372 applicants) compared to the previous year.

The following table and chart show the changes of applicants, admitted, and enrolled headcount at Pomona College from 2013 to 2016.

Year	Applicants	Admitted	Enrolled
2013-14	7,153	996	397
2014-15	7,727 574	942 53	450 53
2015-16	8,099 372	834 -50	400 -50
Average	7,660	924	416

Pomona College Number of Applicants Changes Chart

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Applicants, Acceptance Rate, Yield Trends at Pomona

Acceptance Rate Changes

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