Yield Dashboard

Here is where yield stands for the Fall 2026 entering class, read from your admissions system just now. You have admitted 4,820 students and hold 1,684 deposits, an overall yield of 34.9% against your 38% target. To close that gap before the May 1 deposit deadline you need 148 more deposits.

Yield holds up in the professional programs and falls away in the liberal arts. Nursing is your strongest at 44% and Business sits right on target at 38%, but Liberal Arts has converted just 27% of its 980 admits.

Cutting the class a different way tells the same story. These segments overlap — an out-of-state liberal-arts admit on a partial-aid package sits in all three rows — so they don't add up to the class, they point at the same students from different angles.

The drag is concentrated, not spread across the class. Out-of-state admits (27.1%) and the partial-aid tier (26.0%) are furthest below target, and both overlap heavily with the liberal-arts pool that is pulling the average down. The partial-aid tier is the one to work first: at 1,050 admits, lifting it from 26% to 33% would add about 74 deposits, roughly half the 148 you still need.

The professional programs are already at or above target, so there is little to gain there. Point the deposit-deadline push at out-of-state and partial-aid liberal-arts admits — a targeted aid-package review and personal outreach to that group in the 13 days left — and re-run this read next week to see whether the segment is moving.