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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The other issue is there is very little advantage with SCEA unless you are hooked (athletes and legacies, questbridge). I think a better question for your DC is whether it is better to apply ED to say Northwestern or Cornell where there is a boost for ED and perhaps your student may be the best student from your school applying? [/quote] Or Brown, Duke, Columbia, Rice, Vanderbilt.[/quote] Can a 3.85 from a top private with top rigor, 1560 get into schools listed above? Unhooked, good ECs but not amazing, good teachers rec, full pay[/quote] Male to brown ED, yes absolutely, if no legacies. The others are easier than Brown, other than maybe Duke. Depends on the competition there.[/quote] But by SCEA we are forgoing ED Brown, or UPenn. Not sure it is wise, given how small a chance it is to be successful in SCEA.[/quote]
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