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GU is only 3-5% for EA. They don't reject anyone then though. If you aren't accepted, you get deferred.

They will take a HUGE amount of legacy in the early numbers. HUGE. Their legacy game is very, very strong and they count grad and law school and adult day students as legacy.  Faculty kids are also in the early rounds.

It would up being a waste of an EA, prohibiting other private school EAs.  They state there is no EA advantage.

The EA acceptances we saw from SCOIR had much lower GPAs and much, much lower test scores than the RD admits.[/quote]
Yet Deacon claims otherwise: "[b]Georgetown does not consider legacy status for early action[/b] applicants, according to Deacon.  “We’ve always said that if you’re going to get any extra attention, such as a recruited athlete or a legacy, that that would all always happen at the regular decision so that early becomes truly an honors-on-entrance type of a pool, the top of our class, basically,” Deacon said."
https://thehoya.com/news/georgetown-admits-first-early-action-class-without-race-based-affirmative-action/

PP, you are 0-for-2, with rate and the legacy angle being very different from your post vs The Hoya article. Giving you the benefit of the doubt, what is your source of information? If you are referring to SCOIR, what state/area is your high school located in, being as specific or vague as you prefer?
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HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.  Complete BS.  Every single EA at our HS was legacy.  And legacy with much lower stats.  The data on SCOIR doesn't lie.  [/quote]

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