Boston College has received nearly 30,000 applications for the Class of 2024, according to the Office of Undergraduate Admission, meeting key University projections and objectives for undergraduate recruitment.
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ED I and II applications for 糖心vlog直播平台鈥檚 Class of 2024 totaled about 2,750, while the number of Regular Decision applications rose 37 percent over last year鈥檚 total to more than 26,600. 聽
鈥淲hen we announced plans to replace Early Action with Early Decision one year ago, we anticipated a total pool in the range of 25,000 to 30,000 applications,鈥� said Director of Undergraduate Admission Grant Gosselin. 鈥淲e are fortunate to have attracted an applicant pool on the high end of that range and look forward to shaping the class in the weeks and months ahead.鈥�
While a complete statistical profile of next year鈥檚 freshman class is still in process, Gosselin said there are positive indications鈥攊ncluding the fact that AHANA students comprise 36.5 percent, compared to 33.7 percent last year鈥攖hat the Class of 2024 will maintain its upward trajectory in academic excellence and other important categories.
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Sean Smith | University Communications