Student Acceptance Rate (SEC schools)

Neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerds

Imagine getting rejected by Kentucky.

I’m in the 90% club bitches

Meh, you can't put much stock in that. There are half a dozen ways to game those rates that universities will use to raise their scores for the various ratings rags/websites. Every year or two, the ratings groups revise how they measure it to take into account the latest gaming methods the U's have come up with.

For example, for several years back in the 00's, bama was giving everyone who applied an iTunes giftcard for $5, which is about what it cost to apply at the time. Their acceptance went to low double and even single digits for a year or two before the ratings orgs caught on.

Another things schools will do (UT Austin and Bama have both done it that I know of, I believe Aggie does as well) is that they will admit borderline students (low ACT/SAT or grades) in the summer as "provisional students" so that they don't count against their incoming Fall freshman class stats. The provisionals have to make a 3.0 to stay in school. I used to tutor them at UTexas.

Arkansas has almost doubled its enrollment in the last decade.

They became so obsessed with getting to 30,000 that half of new freshman are from Texas. Clearly they’ll just accept anybody.

What are the application requirements for all of the schools?

UGA has essay requirements.

UGA has an average of 10 AP/Dual Enrollment Courses for freshmen.
With the average GPA at 4.19 (core classes) and 1270-1470 mid-range SAT, a lot of students don't bother with the essays and application fee even though UGA would be their first choice.

120,000 high school graduates a year and only 43,000 apply to UGA.

Kentucky be like -

>tfw went to vandy for a year and a half then got booted for shenanigans
uhhh anchor down?

As much as I despise Georgia, it’s nice to know our rivalry features two prestigious academic institutions vs all you other deadbeat alternative schools.