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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]SEA is the worst IMO. adds very little benefit and kid can be left with no EA to ease the mind [/quote] That isn’t correct. Can still apply to public EA, which is a fair amount of top schools. Can’t do private EA which is a very small group of schools, the most notable being [b]USC, and the EA acceptance rate there lower than RD.[/b][/quote] Why would this happen? Usually EA acceptance rates are higher than ED. [/quote] EA is required at USC for merit scholarships. All applicants not admitted EA are deferred to RD. Also, PP is wrong about one thing. Most SCEA schools have an exception that allows students to apply SCEA and also EA to a private if, as in the case of USC, applying EA is required to be eligible for merit. [/quote]
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