http://thedisneyblog.com/2012/04/25/disney-animation-working-on-new-hand-drawn-film/

according to this Disney's next 2d film is in the works, as for american 2d films, it's at a low point IMO but it's open to the greatest change 

Glenn Provost said:
I've never applied before, but I think all they are looking for in applicants is a degree of artistic maturity and a genuine, unique, and interesting voice. So anything you show them that doesn't contribute to that can probably ruin your chances of getting accepted. But we've only got two and half months left! I think you might be asking the wrong question - I'm pretty sure everyone here is more worried about how to get accepted than how to get rejected!

Actually i have a little more than a year since I'm only a junior, and the reason i asked is because I wanted to know mistakes people have done to get rejected so i can avoid doing that

what are some ways you can ruin your chances of getting accepted?

Hey guys, I've recently got a sketchbook and done attempts at gesture and others. It's not much but i'd like a critique on what i have so far and i want to know what i should be drawing and what i shouldn't because I wish to be an animator and I'm still unsure about what i should be doing.

http://animatedbuzz.com/albums/view/1767