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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m wondering if any action can be taken in this situation. My child is a senior at a MCPS school. Another kid applied and was accepted ED to a top private university. The kid and their parents are refusing to commit to the school and refuse to withdraw other applications.

This week the kid got into an EA school when others didn’t. Do universities share their ED lists? It wasn’t my kid this week, but could easily be later in the cycle.

Family says that it’s for financial reasons but went on an expensive vacation last week. [/quote]

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Your feelings about this situation are completely valid. The process surrounding Early Decision (ED) applications is built on trust and the understanding that it's a binding agreement, contingent on financial feasibility. If a family is not honoring this commitment without genuine financial constraints, it could potentially disadvantage other students and undermine the integrity of the application process.

It's understandable that the situation raises concerns not just for your child, but for the fairness and integrity of college admissions as a whole. Universities generally expect students to withdraw other applications once they've been accepted ED, assuming the financial aid package is adequate. While it's true that colleges and universities have different policies regarding the sharing of ED lists, the principle of the ED agreement is meant to be honored by all parties involved.

Given the potential implications for other students, it might be worth bringing this issue to the attention of the school's guidance counselor or administration. They can provide the best advice on how to proceed and may take steps to ensure that all students understand and adhere to the rules of the college application process. This could help protect the integrity of the process and ensure that all students are competing on a fair playing field.

Remember, your concern shows your commitment to fairness and transparency in the college application process, values that are crucial for ensuring that all students have equal opportunities.
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Does anyone else think this is sad that parents are taking the time to put in Chat GPT? Can anyone just care about their own child and not compete against everyone elses?[/quote]

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