Applicants, Acceptance Rate, Yield Trends at NJIT

At New Jersey Institute of Technology, the average acceptance rate over the past 11 years is 64.68%, and 2023's acceptance rate is 65.99%. For 2023 admission, it was slightly harder to get into New Jersey Institute of Technology than the previous year.

The average yield (enrollment rate) over the period is 26.47%, and the 2023 yield is 18.35%. The number of NJIT applicants increased by 12.37% (1,432 applicants) compared to the previous year.

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Acceptance Rate Changes

The average acceptance rate over the last 10 years is 64.68%, and this year's acceptance rate is 65.99% at New Jersey Institute of Technology. By gender, men students' acceptance rate is 63.58% and women students' rate is 67.62%. For 2023 admission, it was slightly harder to get into New Jersey Institute of Technology than the previous year.

The next table and chart illustrate the acceptance rates changes at New Jersey Institute of Technology over the past 11 years (2012-2023).

Year	Total	Men	Women
Year	2012-13	63.66%	63.89%	63.02%
2013-14	65.47% 1.81%	65.70% 1.81%	64.82% 1.81%
2014-15	63.39% -2.08%	63.19% -0.91%	63.91% -0.91%
2015-16	60.76% -2.63%	56.27% 14.91%	78.82% 14.91%
2016-17	59.30% -1.46%	58.98% -18.73%	60.10% -18.73%
2017-18	61.39% 2.08%	60.79% 2.62%	62.71% 2.62%
2018-19	63.66% 2.27%	63.65% 0.97%	63.68% 0.97%
2019-20	72.81% 9.15%	72.27% 10.27%	73.95% 10.27%
2020-21	66.03% -6.78%	66.82% -9.52%	64.43% -9.52%
2021-22	69.00% 2.98%	66.01% 10.58%	75.01% 10.58%
2022-23	65.99% -3.01%	61.84% -1.60%	73.41% -1.60%
Average	64.68%	63.58%	67.62%

New Jersey Institute of Technology Acceptance Rate Changes Chart

Admission Yield (Enrollment Rate) Changes

The average admission yield of the last 11 years is 26.47% where the current academic year yield is 18.35%.

The following table and chart illustrate the changes in yield at New Jersey Institute of Technology from 2012 to 2023.

Year	Total	Men	Women
2012-13	38.93%	42.67%	28.03%
2013-14	36.18% -2.75%	38.63% 1.30%	29.33% 1.30%
2014-15	34.68% -1.51%	38.08% -3.47%	25.86% -3.47%
2015-16	30.17% -4.51%	31.42% 0.69%	26.55% 0.69%
2016-17	25.64% -4.53%	27.41% -5.16%	21.39% -5.16%
2017-18	25.02% -0.62%	27.42% -1.55%	19.84% -1.55%
2018-19	24.87% -0.15%	27.56% -0.98%	18.86% -0.98%
2019-20	22.78% -2.09%	25.09% -0.84%	18.02% -0.84%
2020-21	17.51% -5.26%	19.23% -4.10%	13.93% -4.10%
2021-22	17.00% -0.52%	19.01% -0.92%	13.01% -0.92%
2022-23	18.35% 1.35%	20.97% 1.38%	14.39% 1.38%
Average	26.47%	28.86%	20.84%

New Jersey Institute of Technology Yield (Enrollment Rate) Changes Chart

Applicants, Admitted, and Enrolled Headcount Changes

Over the past 10 years, The average number of applicants is 7,734, the average number of admitted is 5,044, and the average number of first-year enrolled students is 1,201. The number of NJIT applicants increased by 12.37% (1,432 applicants) compared to the previous year.

The following table and chart show the changes of applicants, admitted, and enrolled headcount at New Jersey Institute of Technology from 2012 to 2023.

Year	Applicants	Admitted	Enrolled
2012-13	4,216	2,684	1,045
2013-14	4,344 128	2,844 -16	1,029 -16
2014-15	4,777 433	3,028 21	1,050 21
2015-16	6,045 1,268	3,673 58	1,108 58
2016-17	7,222 1,177	4,283 -10	1,098 -10
2017-18	7,254 32	4,453 16	1,114 16
2018-19	8,123 869	5,171 172	1,286 172
2019-20	8,201 78	5,971 74	1,360 74
2020-21	10,299 2,098	6,800 -169	1,191 -169
2021-22	11,578 1,279	7,989 167	1,358 167
2022-23	13,010 1,432	8,585 217	1,575 217
Average	7,734	5,044	1,201

New Jersey Institute of Technology Number of Applicants Changes Chart

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