Oberln

Carnegie
NYU
Boston U
Syracuse
Davidson

WM and I wish they’d get on with it already. It might be tomorrow (again, don’t know!). Just in time to ruin our start of Spring Break. 😏

Anonymous wrote:Were any of these deferred from ED?
Seems like long lists for this late.

Most of these schools do not have EA. With a few exceptions, primarily state schools and HBCU's have EA (USC is an exception, but they just started).

Were any of these deferred from ED?
Seems like long lists for this late.

Lots of overlap I see!
For us

Colgate
USC
Wake
Rice
Emory
Vanderbilt
Northwestern
Cornell
Dartmouth
Michigan

Anonymous wrote:Ivies, BU

Do you know anything about when BU should come out?

Ivies, BU

Davidson, Oberlin and Hamilton

Carnegie Mellon and William and Mary

Ivies
W&M
Tufts
Rice
Emory
Vanderbilt
USC

Anonymous wrote:Syracuse. Although when my daughter found out how Greek the school was she said “that’s a big no.” So the decision won’t matter either way.

That is a shame. They have one of the most inclusive greek systems. Everyone gets a bid and very very strict on hazing. For shy kids like myself was was an incredible opportunity. The greek row is so pretty and loved living in. I am still friends with my sisters.

Wisconsin, USC, Rice, Emory, Northwestern, Berkeley, Cornell, Harvard

Anonymous wrote:For Lehigh to release its regular decisions so my ED2 kid can sign up for an Accepted Students visit. They haven't even released the dates yet and it is pretty annoying considering we have to plan travel and work around their part-time job and other activities.

Lehigh’s “we will release in the next week” message was super annoying.

Davidson, Vandy, Wake Forest and USC