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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]^isnt doing.

Personally, I hate ED.  The only time I can see it is if it was someone’s lifelong dream school.  [/quote]

Why do you "hate ED"?  Whole point of ED is it should be your top choice or at the bare minimum one of your top choices, and definately a school you would be thrilled to attend.

It's okay if you don't have a single school that rises to the top, then you simply don't ED anywhere, like many people[/quote]

ED is repugnant because it’s a tool for schools to retain wealthy students. Other very worthy students are cut out from the process entirely. [/quote]

[b]Not true-[/b]-you can get an estimate of your financial aid at ED.  We're far from wealthy--100k HHI in the DMV, family of 4 and we did ED because the NPC told us the college would be affordable for us.[/quote]

+1.  All you have to do is file the FAFSA or CSS early.  But people want to believe the liberal line without doing their own research.[/quote]

+1000 Largely people want to complain that their kid didn't get into a school with only a 5-10% acceptance rate (ie a highly rejective school).  ED or not, it's still challenging to gain admission.  For most of those schools, ED includes sports admits and legacy (if it's a thing for them) so 600 gain admission thru ED but 250-300 of those are sports admits, so the ED acceptance rate in reality is nowhere as good as it seems.  [/quote]

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