Yield rates—the percentage of admitted students who choose to enroll—have steadily increased in recent years, reflecting growing interest and commitment among accepted applicants. For the Class of 2018, the yield rate stood at 41.50%, gradually rising to 43.74% for the Class of 2019 and 45.86% for 2020. The Class of 2021 and 2023 both posted a yield of 47.15%, with 2022 slightly higher at 48.57%. A more noticeable increase occurred with the Class of 2024, which saw a dip to 39.87%, followed by a strong rebound to 48.28% for the Class of 2025 and 52.34% for 2026. This upward trend continued with the Class of 2027, reaching 57.03%, and most recently, the Class of 2028 posted the highest yield yet at 61.23%. These rising yield rates suggest increasing selectivity and desirability of the institution among applicants.