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ED II Decisions Available Online January 30

Posted by on Friday, January 30, 2015 in Early Decision, General Information.

It’s time . . .

As of 5:00 p.m. Central Time Friday, January 30, admissions decisions for Early Decision II applicants are available online through MyAppVU. Check the online decision release notes below for more details about checking your decision.

If you’re a regular reader of the Admissions Blog, you already know that MyAppVU is not only the best way to stay up-to-date about your application status, but also THE WAY to find out about your admissions decision (and if you’ve applied for it, any need-based financial aid award information, too).

Online Decision Release Notes:

As of 5:00 pm January 30, Early Decision II applicants can log into the MyAppVU portal to access admissions decisions. In addition, we recently emailed each ED II applicant with a personalized URL which will lead you directly to your admissions decision.

MyAppVU is THE WAY to find out your admissions decision. This means that if you have not yet created your MyAppVU account, it is imperative that you do so now. (And yes, we do know that some of you haven’t yet created your account – get on it!)

If you are admitted, please use MyAppVU to claim your spot in the Class of 2019 no later than March 1. Also, you must withdraw your application from other schools to which you’ve applied.

While all students will receive their decisions online via MyAppVU, admitted students will also receive their decision letter in the mail.

If you experience any difficulty logging in to your MyAppVU account, please contact myappvu@vanderbilt.edu for technical assistance.

Early Decision Summary Statistics

Since we’ve now completed the Early Decision phase for the Class of 2019, we’re ready to share some info about the new ‘Dores that we’ve welcomed into our community. This is an immensely talented, diverse, and engaged group –the largest and most academically qualified in Vanderbilt’s history. We know these students will make a profound difference in the world during their time at Vanderbilt and beyond. We’re thrilled to welcome them to Vanderbilt!

Here is a statistical profile of our Early Decision Class of 2019:

  • Percent of students who received one or more significant honors or held major leadership positions:  100%
  • Middle 50% CR SAT:  710-760
  • Middle 50% M SAT:  730-800
  • Middle 50% ACT:  33-34
  • Percent of students in the top ten percent of their graduating class:  95.8*
  • Early Decision Admit Rate:  22.5%

We thank each and every student who applied through Early Decision, and we welcome the new members of the Class of 2019. We look forward to seeing you on move-in day in August. In the meantime, as you’re sharing your news online with family, friends, and fellow ‘Dores, make sure to use the tag #vu2019. We’ll be watching for you!

*based on high schools that provide rank

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Responses

  • vu2019?

    January 30th, 2015

    Hi Jay! I was wondering if all of the decisions were ready at 5:00. I still haven’t received my decision, and it has been an hour and a half. Should I be concerned?

  • Jay Watson

    January 30th, 2015

    Thanks for the question. All students who applied through Early Decision should be able to view their admissions decision through MyAppVU. You will not receive a new email with the decision. If you’re having trouble viewing your decision through your MyAppVU portal, email myappvu@vanderbilt.edu for help. Please let me know if you need any other help!

  • Guest

    February 3rd, 2015

    Hi I see that you admissions statistics state: “Percent of students who received one or more significant honors or held major leadership positions: 100%” – Can you give examples of “significant honors”? Would it be NMSF?

  • Jay Watson

    February 3rd, 2015

    Good question. Significant honors and major leadership positions can come from a wide range of activities. Examples include major academic achievements like becoming a National Merit Semifinalist, being an athletic team captain or wining a state or national championship, winning a state level award for fine arts or music, becoming an Eagle Scout or earning a Girl Scout Gold Award, and many others.

  • Guest

    February 17th, 2015

    What was the total number of ED applicants for this year?

  • Jay Watson

    February 18th, 2015

    The total number of ED applications this year was 3,652. Thanks for the question!

  • Mo

    March 2nd, 2015

    When will we learn of decisions for the Cornelius Vanderbilt Scholarship?

  • Jay Watson

    March 3rd, 2015

    Thanks for your question, Mo. Cornelius Vanderbilt Scholarship recipients will be notified by mail and e-mail in mid-March.

  • Guest

    January 29th, 2016

    Hi! Do you know when EDII decisions will come out this year? Thanks!

  • Jay Watson

    January 29th, 2016

    EDII decisions will be available by February 15. Thanks!