[Treebound]

- USC had the most legacy admissions in 2023 with 1,791.

i'm in shock.

LOL

The legacy numbers for SC likely game the system yet again, as it is well known that many legacy applicants to SC go through the unofficial or maybe quasi-official "Trojan Transfer" process.   SC, always trying to pump up their admissions numbers for each incoming freshman class (SAT, GPA, class rank etc...), informs those legacy applicants that might pull down their admissions numbers that they can matriculate 1-3 semesters later after they have gone to "feeder schools" like Orange Coast College, Chapman, Univ of Colorado and SMU.  Many of these students actually pledge fraternities and sororities at the feeder schools freshman fall so that they can gain access to their desired house upon trojan transferring to U$C.   It's a very well known path by many trojan families.  Welcome to the "trojan family" and learn how to "game the system" from such a fine institution.

[Treebound]

- USC had the most legacy admissions in 2023 with 1,791.

i'm in shock.

LOL

The legacy numbers for SC likely game the system yet again, as it is well known that many legacy applicants to SC go through the unofficial or maybe quasi-official "Trojan Transfer" process.   SC, always trying to pump up their admissions numbers for each incoming freshman class (SAT, GPA, class rank etc...), informs those legacy applicants that might pull down their admissions numbers that they can matriculate 1-3 semesters later after they have gone to "feeder schools" like Orange Coast College, Chapman, Univ of Colorado and SMU.  Many of these students actually pledge fraternities and sororities at the feeder schools freshman fall so that they can gain access to their desired house upon trojan transferring to U$C.   It's a very well known path by many trojan families.  Welcome to the "trojan family" and learn how to "game the system" from such a fine institution.