Anonymous
02/19/2024 09:10
Subject: Which schools take a good percentage of ED 2 applicants?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:actually the most competitive schools don’t have ED at all, what’s you point? How does your response relate to OP question?Anonymous wrote:Actually the most competitive schools don't have ED2.....
Lol. Take a bow for one of the more idiotic takes in this forum.
Colleges with ED:
Amherst, Barnard, Bates, BC, Bowdoin, BU, Brown, Bucknell, UChicago, Claremont McKenna, Colby, Colgate, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Duke, Emory, Johns Hopkins, Harvey Mudd, NYU, Northeastern, Northwestern, Penn. Pomona, Rice, Swarthmore, Tufts, Tulane, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest, Wesleyan, Williams
NP She clearly meant the SCEA schools, which are in fact the hardest ones to get into, do not have ED.
Yes, this is exactly what I meant
Anonymous
02/19/2024 09:07
Subject: Which schools take a good percentage of ED 2 applicants?
Dumb question, but why do only selective colleges use ED? Since it is beneficial for the college, you think that the same rationale would apply to evel less selective colleges.
Anonymous
02/19/2024 03:39
Subject: Which schools take a good percentage of ED 2 applicants?
UVA, also.
Anonymous
02/19/2024 03:20
Subject: Which schools take a good percentage of ED 2 applicants?
Anonymous wrote:In my view SCEA is a worse game than ED. You cannot apply to other private schools if you apply SCEA.
Your view is the correct view in my view. +1.
Anonymous
02/18/2024 19:42
Subject: Re:Which schools take a good percentage of ED 2 applicants?
ED2 acceptance rates are often similar to, not better than, RD
Anonymous
02/18/2024 10:39
Subject: Which schools take a good percentage of ED 2 applicants?
In my view SCEA is a worse game than ED. You cannot apply to other private schools if you apply SCEA.
Anonymous
02/18/2024 02:29
Subject: Which schools take a good percentage of ED 2 applicants?
The only school I’m personally familiar with is Vanderbilt, and they generally don’t release their ED and ED2 data separately. They did release it accidentally a couple of years ago, and the ED2 admit rate was substantially lower than ED.
Anonymous
02/17/2024 23:12
Subject: Which schools take a good percentage of ED 2 applicants?
Anonymous wrote:Missing: Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Stanford, MIT, Caltech. Want to try again?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:actually the most competitive schools don’t have ED at all, what’s you point? How does your response relate to OP question?Anonymous wrote:Actually the most competitive schools don't have ED2.....
Lol. Take a bow for one of the more idiotic takes in this forum.
Colleges with ED:
Amherst, Barnard, Bates, BC, Bowdoin, BU, Brown, Bucknell, UChicago, Claremont McKenna, Colby, Colgate, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Duke, Emory, Johns Hopkins, Harvey Mudd, NYU, Northeastern, Northwestern, Penn. Pomona, Rice, Swarthmore, Tufts, Tulane, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest, Wesleyan, Williams
They just play the game a bit differently with REA or SCEA...but still play the gme.