What schools are on your child's EA/ED list for this fall?

[Anonymous]

Brown ED (if you're a male).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:SMU
TCU
Tufts
NYU
Wake

This list actually makes a lot of logical sense. Definitely not a poor family.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SMU
TCU
Tufts
NYU
Wake

This list actually makes a lot of logical sense. Definitely not a poor family.

This is the list of a lot of ppl we know. Add in a reach like WashU?
Or Tulane. UMiami.
All the same circuit.

[Anonymous]

Georgia Tech (EA)
UT Austin (EA)
UNC (EA)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SMU
TCU
Tufts
NYU
Wake

This list actually makes a lot of logical sense. Definitely not a poor family.

Aw man. I wanted to be called out for Tufts.

[Anonymous]

ED Rice

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:REA to ALL five of HYPSM! Sky is the limit.

How is this possible?!

[Anonymous]

UChicago (ED0)

If rejected, Swarthmore (ED1)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:ED to Yale

Yale doesn't have ED so good luck with that!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:REA to ALL five of HYPSM! Sky is the limit.

How is this possible?!

Anything is possible for a troll.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ED to Yale

Yale doesn't have ED so good luck with that!

There’s very little difference functionally between ED and REA. Yale just likes to use fancy names.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SMU
TCU
Tufts
NYU
Wake

This list actually makes a lot of logical sense. Definitely not a poor family.

This is the list of a lot of ppl we know. Add in a reach like WashU?
Or Tulane. UMiami.
All the same circuit.

There aren’t many people applying to Tufts and TCU.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SMU
TCU
Tufts
NYU
Wake

This list actually makes a lot of logical sense. Definitely not a poor family.

SMU and TCU give a bunch of merit aid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No ED, but doing EA everywhere that offers it. DC’s private school actually has a goal that all seniors have all their apps in by Dec 1 even if they are technically RD, so that’s the plan.

That sucks. My kid won’t submit any past ED if it works out. Seems like a huge waste of time/$.

My oldest submitted most the last week of Dec because of a time consuming fall sport/schedule. Got in pretty much everywhere

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ED to Yale

Yale doesn't have ED so good luck with that!

There’s very little difference functionally between ED and REA. Yale just likes to use fancy names.

There’s a huge difference. REA does not require you to attend. ED is required of accepted.