Press, Counselors, and How to Cite Admit Coach

Use these notes when you need a federal-data table instead of another Harvard acceptance-rate recap.

By Admit Coach editorial · GPTKIDS LLC · Methodology · Updated August 2026

Journalists, counselors, and educators may cite Admit Coach tables that are computed from IPEDS and College Scorecard. Please link the specific note, name the federal source, and mention that program-level admit rates are often tighter than campus rates.

Suggested citation

Admit Coach by GPTKIDS LLC. “[Article title].” admit-coach.com, 2026. Data: U.S. Department of Education IPEDS and College Scorecard.

Data notes ready to cite

CS Degree Volume vs Campus Selectivity — IPEDS does not publish CS-major admit rates. This table shows CS degree volume next to campus acceptance rates so counselors can see capacity versus prestige.
Flagship Net Price by Income — College Scorecard net price for the largest public campus in every state, across five income brackets.
Test-Optional Share by State — State-by-state share of accredited colleges that do not require SAT or ACT scores.
High-Admit Colleges With High Graduation Rates — The overlap of accessible admission and strong six-year graduation outcomes, from IPEDS.

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