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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kid did withdraw other apps when he got in ED. But two things I noticed: 1) there was no easy way to withdraw other apps. I don’t know why more schools don’t have a way in the portal. 2) the ED school said nothing to remind DS to do so. The acceptance letter did not say anything about the ED “rules.” [/quote] Because both the student and the parent had to sign the ED agreement. They assume you are adults and know the rules of what you signed. [/quote] From my experience with my senior, as a parent you can really be kept out of the loop on all things college because the colleges communicate directly with the applicants and there is no real mail to spy! Yes a parent needs to sign the ED contract, but since colleges otherwise expect the students to be managing things directly, I am surprised there isn't a reminder in an ED acceptance notification. [/quote]
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