In addition to the number of students, there are more conditions that caused the change in the college admission process. Now that so many students have great SAT/ACT scores and grades, colleges are looking for something more that attracts their attention. Thus, the time students spend on homework and AP courses has grown as well. Furthermore, elite schools even expect students to have unique dimensions of their personalities, such as speaking other languages than English, playing instruments or being a part of volunteering programs. Also, to …show more content…
Georgia Tech was my dream school that I had been willing to go for years until I got rejected. The email said that since there were so many students applied to the same school, they cannot offer me a space at Georgia Tech. Last year, a student, who had similar grades with similar activities and also a from Korea, got into Georgia tech. This shows that increase in the application does lower the acceptance rate. There was definitely more competition this year’s pool compared to the last year one due to the number of applicants. Therefore, I believe that the number of students affect the acceptance