Elite colleges post historic dip in acceptance rates
Brown University accepted 8.6 percent of 30 432 applicants, a historic low, as top-tier schools nationwide see declines amid rising international applications and broader student pool. Stanford dropped to 5 percent, Yale 6.3 percent, Penn 9.9 percent, Pomona 12.1 percent. Harvard edged up to 5.9 percent. Experts caution against chasing prestige and urge fit and breadth in applications.
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