Anonymous
12/30/2025 09:34
Subject: Are all the high school seniors students who applied ED?
Full-pay kids with poor GPAs/TO use ED to lock down something reasonable. For example Elon takes 95% of ED applicants. Tulane is around 70%. If you know your child won't fare well in RD, it makes sense.
Anonymous
12/30/2025 09:32
Subject: Are all the high school seniors students who applied ED?
To the op: do you consider UVA to be a “tier 3” school ?
Anonymous
12/30/2025 09:27
Subject: Re:Are all the high school seniors students who applied ED?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your question makes no sense. Please try again.
I was wondering if all the kids who are committed students who applied ED?
If you are looking at Instagram posts - not all the kids who are committed applied ED.
Anonymous
12/30/2025 08:58
Subject: Are all the high school seniors students who applied ED?
Nobody ED their safeties.
Anonymous
12/30/2025 08:54
Subject: Are all the high school seniors students who applied ED?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kid applied to the school he liked best, and it was not a reach. Got in, and is very happy there. It is everything he wanted in a college and more.
My kid too. Kid had a clear number 1 choice - there wasn’t even a close second. Fit is good, academics are strong - it just isn’t an Ivy/Elite/Top 10 school.
Kid is our second so we’ve been through the whole cycle before. Nice to be done.
Same. This might blow your mind OP but some people aren’t obsessed with “T10”
Anonymous
12/30/2025 08:51
Subject: Re:Are all the high school seniors students who applied ED?
There are some other reasons for kids to commit early. Mostly recruited athletes. Also Posse Scholars have already committed, including at schools like Wisconsin that haven’t released EA results yet.
Anonymous
12/30/2025 04:22
Subject: Are all the high school seniors students who applied ED?
Anonymous wrote:My kid applied to the school he liked best, and it was not a reach. Got in, and is very happy there. It is everything he wanted in a college and more.
My kid too. Kid had a clear number 1 choice - there wasn’t even a close second. Fit is good, academics are strong - it just isn’t an Ivy/Elite/Top 10 school.
Kid is our second so we’ve been through the whole cycle before. Nice to be done.
Anonymous
12/29/2025 14:43
Subject: Are all the high school seniors students who applied ED?
why not, if they can be done with it earlier, who wouldn't
Anonymous
12/29/2025 14:20
Subject: Are all the high school seniors students who applied ED?
Yes, OP, kids do apply ED to schools you find inferior, but they love.
Anonymous
12/29/2025 14:18
Subject: Re:Are all the high school seniors students who applied ED?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your question makes no sense. Please try again.
I was wondering if all the kids who are committed students who applied ED?
Yes, or EA or schools with rolling admission.
Anonymous
12/29/2025 14:17
Subject: Are all the high school seniors students who applied ED?
My kid applied to the school he liked best, and it was not a reach. Got in, and is very happy there. It is everything he wanted in a college and more.
Anonymous
12/29/2025 14:17
Subject: Re:Are all the high school seniors students who applied ED?
Anonymous wrote:Your question makes no sense. Please try again.
I was wondering if all the kids who are committed students who applied ED?
Anonymous
12/29/2025 14:09
Subject: Re:Are all the high school seniors students who applied ED?
Your question makes no sense. Please try again.
Anonymous
12/29/2025 14:05
Subject: Are all the high school seniors students who applied ED?
What’s your question?
Anonymous
12/29/2025 14:03
Subject: Are all the high school seniors students who applied ED?
Some of the good ones like Ivy or T20 make sense but I’m seeing a lot of tier 3 colleges and they are not all athletic recruits.