2022 Acceptance Rate Comparison Between 2 Selected Colleges

Duke University vs University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus 2022 Acceptance Rate Comparison

For academic year 2021-2022, the average acceptance rate for two rivalry schools is 30.86% and yield, also known as enrollment rate, is 25.42%. A total of 84,359 have applied, 26,036 admitted, and 6,619 students have enrolled one of Duke University vs University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus finally. Duke University is the tightest school to admit with 6% acceptance rate and University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus has the second lowest acceptance rate of 67%.

The average SAT score of Duke University vs University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus is 1,437 and the average ACT score is 33. You can compare SAT/ACT scores for Duke University vs University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus at Duke University vs University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus Test Score Comparison page. The test score and admission stats is based on the 2021-2022 data from NCES. The following table summarizes and compares the acceptance rate and other admission statistics. You can sort the table by clicking/touching the title that you want to sort.

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Duke University vs University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus 2022 Acceptance Rate Comparison

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2022 Acceptance Rates & Admission Statistics Comparison Table
School Name	Applicants	Admitted	Enrolled	Acceptance Rate	Admission Yield
Duke University Durham, NC	49,703	2,927	1,744	5.89%	59.58%
University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus Pittsburgh, PA	34,656	23,109	4,875	66.68%	21.10%
Average	42,180	13,018	3,310	30.86%	25.42%

*The admission data is updated with academic year 2021-2022 data from National Center For Education Statistics (June 25, 2022).

**Information is not available for schools that are not appeared in the table. The schools have not report the information to the IPEDS or not applicable.)