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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Our school has an accomplished student who got into their top choice school in non-binding early action and now he is waiting until all their decisions come in to commit to thE #1 choice EA school. So annoying because they are going to gobble up the spots at these other schools that their classmates really want to go to. Yes, this kid is exceptional in stats/ECs and will most definitely get in over the other kids. [/quote]

But what he's doing is legal. I know you feel stressed about it, but you knew that's how the game works. Kids are rivals within their grade-level.
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I know it is legal. Our school tells the kid to do the ethical thing and pull your other apps if you are sure you are going to attend your restrictive EA school. They even give the parents a call to push this. There are always selfish families that stay in the game just to see where else their kid can get in. It is unethical and screws over your classmates. [/quote]

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