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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Our kid’s school makes you withdraw other applications as soon as you get your ED results. [/quote]

Do you mean high school?[/quote] yes. our college counselors would be all over someone trying to back out of their ED. And they wouldn't send out the senior year first marking period grades to the EA/RD schools.[/quote]

Is this a private school?  Because our public school can barely handle basic college admissions tasks and actually failed to send out transcripts this year for students applying EA. [/quote]

+1. The public school counselors can barely keep up with deadlines. No way they are tracking whether a kid was admitted ED And they shouldn’t send a transcript to another school. If DS hadn’t told his counselor he was admitted ED the counselor would have never known.

Schools sharing ED lists is presumably to other ED schools. Don’t think they share their ED list with nonED schools.

All a kid has to say is change in financial circumstances and they are released. No one knows the unique circumstances of each family.  [/quote]

Really?  Does your school have naviance or scoir?  Then they are tracking ED and RD decisions.

Not to mention that the counselor has to electronically sign the ED application (not the case for RD).

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Naviance doesn’t track ED v RD at the two MCPS schools my kids attend. [/quote]

The counselors still sign the ED agreement and have the acceptance  data.  That’s all the info they need.

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