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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here - I think what’s missing is that these kids aren’t looking to compare FA offers. They want to know what their top choice school is offering and move on if it’s not enough.

For my daughter, she spoke specifically to the FA office at each of the schools she was considering for ED. She asked specifically if the school did not give her enough aid (as determined by her), whether she could withdraw from the ED agreement. All 3 said that was correct, but asked that if that happened, she should come back to them and appeal the FA so that could take a second look at the package before she withdrew.

Anyway, I just see this repeated a lot, but at least among my kid’s friend group, they are definitely all seeking aid. [/quote]

But often I hear that an appeal won't be back until after RD deadlines are passed.  Also, once a kid withdraws, that ED offer is gone.  Say she manages to successfully withdraw and get her RD applications in.  She doesn't get to come back to the ED offer if the RD offers are not to her liking.[/quote]

None of these kids delayed doing their EA and RD applications. My kid finished everything by 12/1.

I don’t think they have to withdraw during the appeal process. That makes no sense. [/quote]

Agreed that they don't have to withdraw during appeals but the appeals process will certainly be done before RD admission decisions are released in March/April.  Also, worth noting for others: EA/RD are limited in terms of where you can apply.  Other privates are off the table if you apply ED.[/quote]

Why are privates off the table if you apply ED?[/quote]

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