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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]cmon folks pls don’t bring in morality. A system that inherently favors the elite does not align with my moral compass either. Crystal clear that financial variables allow for whatever contract you believe exists with ED to be null and void. So apply ED to top choice, but send out all of your EA and RD apps beforehand. Then sit back in April and review financial aspects of all opportunities. Best strategy for middle class (or below) folks. I know that any opinion that if widely accepted could potentially jeopardize the one remaining hook for the non-URM prep school kid will come under heavy fire on this thread, but in the words of the great IceT, “don’t hate the playa..” [/quote] This might be the dumbest, most entitled shit I've read on DCUM (and I like Ice T). ED is for full pay families who don't need to compare financial packages. If you aren't one of those families, don't sign the contract and don't try to use a hook that wasn't meant for you. You may indeed get away with it, but you'll screw the ED families in the classes behind your kid (not that you give a shit). These schools are getting so many applications from qualified students, that they can afford to deny students from high schools that don't honor ED contracts.  [/quote]

my god listen to yourself “ED is for full pay families”

no dog in this fight but so many on DCUM are woke until it doesn’t suite their agenda [/quote]

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