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Princeton offers admission to 7.86 percent of applicants
Princeton University has offered admission to 2,095 students, or 7.86 percent of the near-record 26,664 applications for the Class of 2016, in what is expected to be the most selective admission process in the University's history.
Brown admits 2,760 for Class of 2016
Class of 2016 Offered Admission to The Johns Hopkins University
MIT graduate students head to Capitol Hill to deliver research-funding petition
Brown University: 16 undergraduates honored as BISP fellows
VSU Student Advances to Next Round of America's Next Top Model Auditions
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