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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]“  It's when you think you're punching down and then get denied. It's entitlement.”

I don't think that’s quite right, or at least it’s not right in my kid’s case. He finds lots to like about UChicago and doesn’t think it’s beneath him—he’d be honored to go and applied ED2. It’s just the he was deferred in the early round by Yale and it sucks that he can’t wait-and-see if he gets in to Yale. The lack of RD at UChicago is a major bummer for kids who genuinely like the place, would be happy there, but want a chance to know their options.

In other words: it’s possible to be very excited by UChicago and still think their approach to RD is a major bummer for applicants, even if entirely rational from UChicago’s perspective.

In a better world, they’d leave more room for hope in RD.[/quote]

I'd say ED in general is a negative for students, and a boon for colleges who need to use tools like ED to increase yield. Students should be able to compare the full context of all offers before accepting and not play roulette with one or two schools so early in their senior year.[/quote]

+1. ED is a bad deal for students. I wish it would be ruled against by the Supreme Court. [/quote]

Too bad there is simply no basis for declaring it illegal.[/quote]

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