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I agree with you that REA is a positive. It gives students the opportunity for an early answer without having to commit so that they can compare FA packages or change their mind or still take a chance on applying to schools with a low likelihood of admission. But, you are wrong about ND. There is no advantage for REA and they report that it is slightly harder. It is essentially the same as Georgetown. In terms of not restricting the student, both are better than ED and even better than SCEA. [/quote]

Notre Dame does indeed give an advantage to its REA applicants: EA acceptance rate for Class of 2026 is 17%.

https://admissions.nd.edu/visit-engage/stories-news/university-of-notre-dame-reviews-a-record-number-of-9-689-restrictive-early-action-applications-for-the-class-of-2026/

Overall admissions rate for the Class of 2026 is 8%.

https://admissions.nd.edu/admitted-students/

Please refrain from saying something is wrong before you have looked it up. Georgetown is really acting against its admissions interest here, in favor of its moral interest – so kudos to Georgetown. Notre Dame should follow Georgetown’s lead, especially given that it seems to have rolled out REA in concert with Georgetown.
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