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STATE OF COLLEGE ADMISSION
STATE OF COLLEGE ADMISSION2019 MELISSA CLINEDINST 2 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR COLLEGE ADMISSION COUNSELINGACKNOWLEDGMENTSThe National Association for COLLEGE ADMISSION Counseling (NACAC) wishes to acknowledge the following individuals and groups for their contributions to this importantly, NACAC would like to thank the secondary school counselors, ADMISSION officers, and institutional research staff who gave their valuable time to participate in the annual ADMISSION Trends Survey and Counseling Trends Survey. The report would not be possible without the data collected from these association also appreciates the US Department of Education and the Higher Education Research Institute for publicly sharing the education data they collect. The authors of the report wish to thank the following members of the NACAC staff for assistance with survey development and administration, and with reviewing, editing, designing, and promoting the final report: David Hawkins, executive director for educational content and policy; Joyce Smith, chief executive officer; John McGrath, deputy chief executive officer; Shanda Ivory, director of communications, publications and technology; Pam McKeta, associate director of communications for digital and print media; Mary Stegmeir, assistant director of content and marketing; Ashley Dobson, senior communications manager, content and social media; and Sarah Cox, associate director of editorial and creative thanks to
the Fall 2018 admission cycle, 43 percent of institutions reported using a wait list. From Fall 2017 to Fall 2018, the number of students offered a place on an admission wait list increased by 18 percent, on average. Institutions accepted an average of 20 percent of all students who chose to remain on wait lists. Factors in Admission Decisions
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