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...popularity can be partly explained by its relatively less competitive admission credentials. “Generally, admission is slightly more attainable,” Franek said of students’ chances at NYU. Harvard received over 22,000 applications for the Class of 2009, but only 2,100 were accepted??a 9% admission rate. NYU, however, reviewed over 33,000 applications and admitted 30%. Will NYU’s first place finish have any influence on future applicants’ preferences? “Rankings play a huge factor” in prospective applicants’ college decisions...
...yield for female students interested in the sciences is higher than last year’s figure. Overall, more women who were offered admission to Harvard will arrive in Cambridge in the fall than men who were accepted??specifically, 79.3 percent of women and 77.8 percent...
...only one killing lions. Partisan liberals, many of whom spent 2001 to 2004 zapping the Republicans, now attack one another. And most of those criticisms (Democrats have organization and discipline problems; there was something lacking on national security; why the hell did we nominate John Kerry?) are broadly accepted??and broadly repeated...
...also wrote that he expects that stem cell research using human embryos to be “almost universally accepted?? in the future...
...male-female ratio is about even, with 20 more men admitted than women. Last year, Harvard accepted??and later enrolled—a slightly greater number of females, a first in the school’s history...