
Also known as: Mills
Mills College, a historic women’s liberal arts institution in Oakland, California, has undergone significant changes in recent years, including its merger with Northeastern University in 2022. For the most recent admission cycle (Class of 2028), Mills College at Northeastern reported an overall acceptance rate of approximately 65.0%, reflecting a moderately selective admissions process. This rate is influenced by factors such as the size of the applicant pool, which has fluctuated post-merger, and a growing interest in programs aligned with Northeastern’s global network. While specific admission statistics are not always publicly detailed due to the integration, data is often aggregated under Northeastern’s broader reporting. Transparency remains limited, but historical trends from Mills’ independent years provide context for estimates.
Trends in acceptance rates at Mills College at Northeastern suggest a stabilization post-merger, with selectivity remaining moderate compared to pre-2022 levels when Mills operated independently (often around 75–80%). The integration with Northeastern has introduced a slight increase in competitiveness, particularly for programs tied to professional and global opportunities. Early action or decision rates, while not distinctly reported, likely offer a marginal advantage, aligning with national trends. Compared to peer institutions like other small liberal arts colleges in California, Mills’ estimated rate of 65.0% positions it as less selective than highly competitive schools like Pomona College but more selective than larger regional universities. For the most accurate and updated statistics, prospective students are encouraged to consult Northeastern University’s official admissions website at northeastern.edu/admissions.
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