Colleges with 100% Acceptance Rates Options

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Acceptance rates can be calculated by how many students are accepted out of every 100 applicants and can represent your chances of getting in to a particular school.

Low acceptance rates are common at very competitive schools, but can also be seen in smaller, often private, schools. High acceptance rates generally represent less competitive schools, or a “safe” school, but can also mean higher competition for student funding.

The following schools have a 100% acceptance rate and could be added to your list of colleges as “safe” schools or fall back schools. However, just because they offer 100% acceptance, does not mean that they are not good schools.

http://collegefinder.globalscholar.com/blo...ceptance-rates/

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not shitty schools? which is exactly why I've never heard of any of them. And the Boston Conservatory should not be on there. Isn't that the Boston Conservatory of Music, which is one of the best music conservatories in the US?