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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Only non-ED yield rates count. I hope it’s not too hard to comprehend.[/quote] They don't report non-ED yield. I do comprehend that colleges use ED (and some use multiple rounds of ED aggressively) as a lever to increase yield. It's just interesting to see the results.[/quote] Agreed. And it's notable that MIT, Naval Academy, Princeton, Stanford all don't have binding ED (just SCEA or EA which are non-binding). Lots of these colleges are aggressively gaming their yield rates to move up in rankings. But informed students and parents are onto them.[/quote] SCEA is still restrictive, in that you can’t apply to any other privates early. Notre Dame is least restrictive amongst the schools on this list: apply anywhere you want if you are applying to us EA - just don’t apply anywhere ED. Think of the SCEA schools as somewhere in between in their yield gaming.[/quote]
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