Illinois Institute of Technology
What Illinois Institute of Technology's own numbers say, from its Common Data Set 2023-24.
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Who says yesIllinois Institute of Technology
89% of students admitted to Illinois Institute of Technology go elsewhere.
Only 11% of admits enroll, so Illinois Institute of Technology admits far more students than it has seats.
Enroll11%
Go elsewhere89%
Source: Illinois Institute of Technology's Common Data Set 2023-24
ApplicationsIllinois Institute of Technology
Applications to Illinois Institute of Technology are up 80%.
From 4,958 in 2018-19 to 8,912 in 2023-24.
2018-194,958
2023-248,912
Source: Illinois Institute of Technology's Common Data Set 2023-24
6 more things the data says PRO
- The share of women in the first-year class has risen from 31% to 37% since 2018-19, about 1.2 points a year.
- Early Decision filled about 9% of the 2023-24 first-year class, less than most similar colleges.
- 11% of admitted students chose to enroll, lower than 92% of similar colleges.
- Applications rose 80% from 2018-19 to 2023-24 (4,958 to 8,912), faster than 88% of colleges here.
- After ED, 487 of 534 seats were left for 8,843 other applicants: about one seat for every 18.
- ED applicants were admitted at 68%, against 55.3% for everyone else: 1.2 times the rate.
What students say PRO
From students' own posts on Reddit and admissions forums: self-reported, unverified, never used in your odds.
- Admits who posted show strong scores for a tech school (SAT about 1430 to 1520) with GPAs from 3.95 to 3.99.
- Each admit led something: a Model UN chapter, a 30+ member tech chapter, a school equity group's PR, or section leader in two bands.
- Admits in tech fields showed real projects, such as an independent hurricane-intensity study or software with hundreds to thousands of users.
- Admits also tutored, volunteered or held jobs, including peer tutoring, private math tutoring and daily family caregiving.
- Students report the aid portal and offer letters often show no funding details for months, including for international and PhD admits.
- International admits report partial scholarships (about half of tuition in one case) but say the total is still costly, and scholarship website links are broken.
- Students report paperwork and aid disbursement delays, with loan money late and the aid office slow to respond.
Every number, year by year: Illinois Institute of Technology on Open College Data. Something wrong? Suggest a correction.