anyone know post II acceptance?
wumbodumbo:
anyone know post II acceptance?
16% post-II instate EDIT: INCORRECT BASED ON STONY WEBSITE DATA. actual number 47% in 2024-2025 cycle
not to doom but it says on last year’s cycle that a lot of early-mid september II got their response in early-mid nov
kinda unrealistic personally bc im scheduled for early nov. but then cycletrack says that avg acceptance post-II is sent within the month
soooo if im not accepted by new year’s im just gonna give up 😂
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anonymous:
+1 oos II! were the only available days starting in november?
earliest date i saw was late late oct. anyone see any earlier?
anonymous:
16% post-II instate EDIT: INCORRECT BASED ON STONY WEBSITE DATA. actual number 47% in 2024-2025 cycle
not to doom but it says on last year’s cycle that a lot of early-mid september II got their response in early-mid nov
kinda unrealistic personally bc im scheduled for early nov. but then cycletrack says that avg acceptance post-II is sent within the month
soooo if im not accepted by new year’s im just gonna give up 😂
16% is insane, where did you see that number this is post interview acceptance? they accept roughly 300-400 ppl so they're interviewing 2500+ ??
wumbodumbo:
16% is insane, where did you see that number this is post interview acceptance? they accept roughly 300-400 ppl so they're interviewing 2500+ ??
i agree. isn’t the class also 75% instate?
anonymous:
i agree. isn’t the class also 75% instate?
i think its higher this year, there was a slight increase in IS class % since decreased federal funding and increase state funding, you can see the dif with most state schools between 2025 and 2026 MSAR data
wumbodumbo:
16% is insane, where did you see that number this is post interview acceptance? they accept roughly 300-400 ppl so they're interviewing 2500+ ??
from MSAR. and checking for overall, its actually also 16%. 883 interview, 141 matriculate. obviously this is II -> matriculation so this will undersell true II -> A, but that’s the official data we have
where did you get 300-400 number? if that’s true then becomes 34% post-II… wait nvm i found the stony site that says it. ok so actually 47% in 24-25 cycle. i feel a lot better. a lot better
cycletrack is a lot more optimistic & in line with your number (40% post-II A rate) but cycletrack is also biased to top applicants/applicants willing to post their results (and therefore applicants happy with said results).
anonymous:
from MSAR. and checking for overall, its actually also 16%. 883 interview, 141 matriculate. obviously this is II -> matriculation so this will undersell true II -> A, but that’s the official data we have
where did you get 300-400 number? if that’s true then becomes 34% post-II… wait nvm i found the stony site that says it. ok so actually 47% in 24-25 cycle. i feel a lot better. a lot better
cycletrack is a lot more optimistic & in line with your number (40% post-II A rate) but cycletrack is also biased to top applicants/applicants willing to post their results (and therefore applicants happy with said results).
they accept more than matriculate, typically you take the matriculated number and multiply by x1.5-2 it varies by school. like T20s are more 1.3-1.5x while state schools tend to be closer to 2x, I was told by dean of admissions at a state school their state from last year (not stony brook) and it was like 2.4x accepted as many as matriculated.
wumbodumbo:
they accept more than matriculate, typically you take the matriculated number and multiply by x1.5-2 it varies by school. like T20s are more 1.3-1.5x while state schools tend to be closer to 2x, I was told by dean of admissions at a state school their state from last year (not stony brook) and it was like 2.4x accepted as many as matriculated.
i know ii -> matriculate underestimates a lot, i was just trying to rely on official numbers bc rather under than overestimate my chance. didn’t realize they had that nice graphic on their site, sorry to have scared people!!