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Stanford has announced that it will reinstate its standardized testing requirement beginning with students applying in Fall 2025 (Class of 2030). Stanford values intellectual vitality and personal uniqueness.
The U.S. Department of Education expanded public Beta 2 testing for the 2027–28 FAFSA ahead of its October 1 nationwide release, with submitted forms processed as permanent financial aid applications.
The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center released its 2026 High School Benchmarks Report, highlighting modest enrollment growth and significant college persistence gains among graduates of high-poverty secondary schools.
A federal judge granted a nationwide preliminary injunction barring the Department of Homeland Security from imposing a four-year cap on student visas, protecting international undergraduates and graduate researchers from arbitrary extension denials.
Stanford University announced it will resume requiring standardized test scores (SAT or ACT) for undergraduate admission, starting with students applying in Fall 2025 for the Class of 2030.
A comprehensive report from Class Action finds that while legacy admissions preferences dropped nationwide to 23 percent of institutions, 57 percent of top colleges with sub-25 percent acceptance rates continue giving admissions boosts to alumni children.
Every fall, our families often ask some version of the same question: “Should my student take the SAT or the ACT?” Colleges do not award extra credit for choosing the ‘harder’ test, and institutions such as Penn, Yale, and Stanford explicitly say they do not prefer one exam over the other.
Stanford's newest undergraduates moved in and were formally welcomed at the 136th Opening Convocation, marking the arrival of the Class of 2030. The cohort is the first admitted under Stanford's reinstated standardized testing requirement.
Stanford University's acceptance rate for 2026 is 3.6%, with SAT range 1420-1570 and ACT range 32-35. Stanford continues to be among the most selective universities in the country.
This guide covers every Stanford application deadline for the 2026-2027 cycle, including Restrictive Early Action, Regular Decision, transfer, and financial aid dates.
This guide covers when Stanford decisions come out for Restrictive Early Action and Regular Decision, including release dates, decision types, and next steps after you hear back.
Stanford University's acceptance rate dropped to 3.9% for the Class of 2030, continuing a downward trend from the historic low of 3.68% for the Class of 2026. The university continues to withhold detailed admissions statistics.
![Stanford Supplemental Essays 2026-27 – Prompts and Advice
Stanford Supplemental Essays 2026-27 – Prompts and Advice
With a most recently confirmed acceptance rate of 3.8%, Stanford University is in a league of selectivity with only a handful of other schools including Harvard, MIT, and Princeton....
Stanford's Class of 2027 confirmed a 3.91% acceptance rate. With similar acceptance rates since the Class of 2025, experts expect the Class of 2028 rate to remain in the same range. Stanford continues to withhold detailed admissions breakdowns.
Stanford's acceptance rate in recent cycles has hovered around 3.7%, making it one of the most selective universities in the country. The Restrictive Early Action program bars early applications at other private institutions. Stanford has withheld specific admissions statistics since 2018.
Stanford's acceptance rate hit a new low for the Class of 2030. Students are limited to three total undergraduate applications (first-year plus transfer). Stanford continues to withhold detailed admissions statistics.
For the Class of 2030 (entering fall 2026), Stanford's acceptance rate is approximately 3.1%, making it the lowest among major research universities this cycle. Stanford continues to withhold detailed admissions statistics.
Stanford's First-Year Applicants page was updated July 22, 2026. Students are now limited to a total of three applications for undergraduate admission, whether for first-year admission, transfer admission, or a combination. Stanford's Restrictive Early Action acceptance rate remains around 3.9%.
Stanford updated its first-year applicants page on July 22, 2026. Students are limited to three total applications for undergraduate admission (first-year, transfer, or combination). Stanford continues its Restrictive Early Action policy and has not published acceptance rates since 2018.
Stanford updated its first-year applicant policy: students are limited to a total of three applications for undergraduate admission, whether for first-year, transfer, or a combination. Stanford continues to use Restrictive Early Action.
This guide covers 10 fun facts about Stanford University, from motion picture origins to a stolen axe, then shows how to use them effectively in your Stanford application essays.
Stanford's Class of 2030 acceptance rate hit a new low at approximately 3.9%. Stanford continues to withhold detailed admissions statistics since 2018, making exact figures difficult to confirm.
This guide breaks down Stanford traditions like fountain hopping, the Axe rivalry, and Full Moon on the Quad, then shows how to use them meaningfully in your Stanford supplemental essays.
Stanford's acceptance rate has dropped to a new low of 3.7%, making it one of the most selective universities in the country. Stanford continues to withhold detailed admissions statistics since 2018, relying on third-party analyses for data.
Stanford's acceptance rate for the Class of 2030 is approximately 3.1%, making it the lowest among major research universities this cycle. Stanford withholds detailed Class of 2029 and 2030 data per standard practice, with the last confirmed rate being 3.61% for Class of 2028.
Williams runs a peculiar economy. A college of 2,100 undergraduates in a small Berkshires town competes annually for cross-admits against Harvard, Yale, and Stanford, sits at or near the...
Stanford's acceptance rate for the Class of 2030 is projected around 3.6%, continuing its position as one of the most selective universities in the country. Middle 50% SAT: 1420-1570, ACT: 32-35. Stanford continues its Restrictive Early Action policy.
Stanford's Class of 2030 acceptance rate is approximately 3.1%, making it one of the lowest among major research universities. Stanford continues to withhold detailed admissions statistics per standard practice since 2018. The Class of 2029 rate was 3.80% with 2,302 admits from 60,646 applicants.
Stanford's acceptance rate remains at approximately 3.6%, with SAT middle 50% of 1420-1570 and ACT 32-35. Stanford continues to withhold detailed admissions statistics since 2018.
Stanford remains one of the most selective universities with an estimated 3.9% acceptance rate. The 2026-2027 cycle continues restrictive early action. Stanford withholds detailed admissions data since 2018.
Stanford admitted 2,302 students for the Class of 2029, a 3.80% acceptance rate, up from 3.61% for the Class of 2028 as applications and admitted students both climbed higher.
Stanford's acceptance rate hit a new low of 3.6% for 2026. SAT range 1420-1570, ACT 32-35. Full breakdown of stats and what admitted students look like.
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Stanford University completed its admissions cycle for the Class of 2029 and admitted a larger number of students, but continues its policy of not releasing a full breakdown of acceptance results, in place since 2018.