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Bates meets the full demonstrated financial need for all admitted students, regardless of citizenship status, for all four years.

Bates admissions is very selective with an acceptance rate of 17%. Students that get into Bates have an average SAT score between 1385-1460 or an average ACT score of 30-32.

Bates College students adopted garnet as the school color in 1877. Black and/or white are added as accent colors when needed but they are not “official” colors of the college. A Bates College varsity sweater from the 1940s.

So which institutions offer Early Decision 2? InstitutionED Admission RateED 2 DeadlineBabson College39%January 2Bates College60%January 10Bennington College50%January 15Bentley University70%January 1568 more rows

The selectivity of applicants for undergraduate admissions to Bates is considered highly selective. Many accepted applicants score in the top-range on the SAT or ACT exam, as well as having a solid high school GPA and number of college prep courses.

Bates College, for example, admits 81% of their freshman class through the ED 1 & 2 cycles; Grinnell, Pitzer, and Middlebury bring in 65%+ of their first-years this way. They all, like thousands of other schools, show extra love to applicants who pledge attendance.

Bates meets the full demonstrated financial need for all admitted students, regardless of citizenship status, for all four years.

Early Decision 2: If Carnegie Mellon becomes your first choice after November 1, you can either select this plan on your Common Application or switch your application from Regular Decision to Early Decision 2. Applications are due January 3 and students are notified no later than February 1.

Bates admissions is very selective with an acceptance rate of 17%. Students that get into Bates have an average SAT score between 1385-1460 or an average ACT score of 30-32.

NYU offers two of these application options: Early Decision and Regular Decision. Early Decision I and Early Decision II are two separate waves to apply ED. Both waves are given equal consideration and only differ in deadlines and response dates.

Bates College students adopted garnet as the school color in 1877. Black and/or white are added as accent colors when needed but they are not “official” colors of the college. A Bates College varsity sweater from the 1940s.

Typefaces. Bates uses two primary fonts in its official communications: Sabon Next (serif) and Neue Frutiger (sans serif). Sabon Next is an old-style serif typeface.

So which institutions offer Early Decision 2? InstitutionED Admission RateED 2 DeadlineBabson College39%January 2Bates College60%January 10Bennington College50%January 15Bentley University70%January 1568 more rows

Apply ED if you think the school is your top choice, as 50% of ED applicants get in (v.s. an overall 25% student acceptance rate).

The selectivity of applicants for undergraduate admissions to Bates is considered highly selective. Many accepted applicants score in the top-range on the SAT or ACT exam, as well as having a solid high school GPA and number of college prep courses.

Bates College is very selective with an acceptance rate of 14%. Students that get into Bates College have an SAT score between 1340–1500 or an ACT score of 31–33. Regular applications are due January 10.

Bates College, for example, admits 81% of their freshman class through the ED 1 & 2 cycles; Grinnell, Pitzer, and Middlebury bring in 65%+ of their first-years this way. They all, like thousands of other schools, show extra love to applicants who pledge attendance.

Timeline Admission PlanAdmission and Financial Aid DeadlineNotification from BatesEarly Decision Iby November 15by December 20Early Decision IIby January 10by February 15Regular Decisionby January 10by April 1Fall Transfer Admissionby March 1by May 15

Early Decision 2: If Carnegie Mellon becomes your first choice after November 1, you can either select this plan on your Common Application or switch your application from Regular Decision to Early Decision 2. Applications are due January 3 and students are notified no later than February 1.

NYU offers two of these application options: Early Decision and Regular Decision. Early Decision I and Early Decision II are two separate waves to apply ED. Both waves are given equal consideration and only differ in deadlines and response dates.

Typefaces. Bates uses two primary fonts in its official communications: Sabon Next (serif) and Neue Frutiger (sans serif). Sabon Next is an old-style serif typeface.

Apply ED if you think the school is your top choice, as 50% of ED applicants get in (v.s. an overall 25% student acceptance rate).

Bates College is very selective with an acceptance rate of 14%. Students that get into Bates College have an SAT score between 1340–1500 or an ACT score of 31–33. Regular applications are due January 10.

Timeline Admission PlanAdmission and Financial Aid DeadlineNotification from BatesEarly Decision Iby November 15by December 20Early Decision IIby January 10by February 15Regular Decisionby January 10by April 1Fall Transfer Admissionby March 1by May 15

Bates meets the full demonstrated financial need for all admitted students, regardless of citizenship status, for all four years.

Bates admissions is very selective with an acceptance rate of 17%. Students that get into Bates have an average SAT score between 1385-1460 or an average ACT score of 30-32.

Bates College students adopted garnet as the school color in 1877. Black and/or white are added as accent colors when needed but they are not “official” colors of the college. A Bates College varsity sweater from the 1940s.

So which institutions offer Early Decision 2? InstitutionED Admission RateED 2 DeadlineBabson College39%January 2Bates College60%January 10Bennington College50%January 15Bentley University70%January 1568 more rows

The selectivity of applicants for undergraduate admissions to Bates is considered highly selective. Many accepted applicants score in the top-range on the SAT or ACT exam, as well as having a solid high school GPA and number of college prep courses.

Bates College, for example, admits 81% of their freshman class through the ED 1 & 2 cycles; Grinnell, Pitzer, and Middlebury bring in 65%+ of their first-years this way. They all, like thousands of other schools, show extra love to applicants who pledge attendance.

Early Decision 2: If Carnegie Mellon becomes your first choice after November 1, you can either select this plan on your Common Application or switch your application from Regular Decision to Early Decision 2. Applications are due January 3 and students are notified no later than February 1.

NYU offers two of these application options: Early Decision and Regular Decision. Early Decision I and Early Decision II are two separate waves to apply ED. Both waves are given equal consideration and only differ in deadlines and response dates.

Typefaces. Bates uses two primary fonts in its official communications: Sabon Next (serif) and Neue Frutiger (sans serif). Sabon Next is an old-style serif typeface.

Apply ED if you think the school is your top choice, as 50% of ED applicants get in (v.s. an overall 25% student acceptance rate).

Bates College is very selective with an acceptance rate of 14%. Students that get into Bates College have an SAT score between 1340–1500 or an ACT score of 31–33. Regular applications are due January 10.

Timeline Admission PlanAdmission and Financial Aid DeadlineNotification from BatesEarly Decision Iby November 15by December 20Early Decision IIby January 10by February 15Regular Decisionby January 10by April 1Fall Transfer Admissionby March 1by May 15