Connective Tissue Fibers. Let's focus on the fibrous material created by fixed cells in connective tissue. Tissue fibers are classified based upon the type and 'weave' the fibers create. There are different types of weave, just like we have different types of fabric which make up our clothes.
But it turns out that the most selective school in the nation isnât in the Ivy League, and itâs not on the East Coast. Get ready for some California love, because Stanford University is the toughest college in the nation to get into. Yes, even harder than Harvard. A whopping 42,487 studentsâthe most in Stanfordâs historyâapplied for a spot in the class of 2019. Only 2,144 (5.05 percent) were offered one.
The University of Pennsylvania accepted 3,697 from 37,267 applicants, at a rate of 9.9%. Yale University admitted 1,963 of 30,237 applicants, or 6.49% of applicants. Cornell University accepted 6,234 students from 41,907 applications, or 14.9% of applicants. Therefore, Cornell is the easiest Ivy to get into. However, that doesn't account for differences in intra-school applications. For example, at UPenn, it's much harder to get into Wharton than the College.