Anonymous
07/28/2024 13:26
Subject: REA -- to what colleges?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, some EA schools that might be of interest: SCU, TCU, LMU
This sort of proves the point that there aren’t many highly rated private colleges with EA.
These private universities offer EA and are ranked in the top 100. I consider the top 100 “highly rated,” but everyone has differing opinions.
Case Western
University of Chicago
Elon
Fordham
University of Miami
University of Richmond
Santa Clara
SMU
TCU
Tulane
University of Southern California (USC)
Villanova
If a kid has stats to apply ND REA, this is a great list of backups and safeties
Anonymous
07/28/2024 12:16
Subject: REA -- to what colleges?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, some EA schools that might be of interest: SCU, TCU, LMU
This sort of proves the point that there aren’t many highly rated private colleges with EA.
These private universities offer EA and are ranked in the top 100. I consider the top 100 “highly rated,” but everyone has differing opinions.
Case Western
University of Chicago
Elon
Fordham
University of Miami
University of Richmond
Santa Clara
SMU
TCU
Tulane
University of Southern California (USC)
Villanova
I don’t think much is given up by not applying this list of schools EA, especially by kids who truly have Ivy caliber stats. UChicago offers ED2 and as has already been pointed out, USC has a lower acceptance rate for EA than RD.
DP. To clarify, it is perfectly acceptable to apply REA to ND and Georgetown as well as any of the above EA options at the same time. OP's kid is looking for such options. No one is giving anything up.
Anonymous
07/28/2024 12:13
Subject: REA -- to what colleges?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, some EA schools that might be of interest: SCU, TCU, LMU
This sort of proves the point that there aren’t many highly rated private colleges with EA.
These private universities offer EA and are ranked in the top 100. I consider the top 100 “highly rated,” but everyone has differing opinions.
Case Western
University of Chicago
Elon
Fordham
University of Miami
University of Richmond
Santa Clara
SMU
TCU
Tulane
University of Southern California (USC)
Villanova
Richmond, Macalester, Bard, Wake Forest if first gen, etc.
Wake Forest first gen EA deadline is not until January 15 so kids will already have heads back from REA and SCEA schools the prior month.
Wake has a special deadline for first gen? That is absolutely ridiculous.
Anonymous
07/28/2024 12:00
Subject: REA -- to what colleges?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, some EA schools that might be of interest: SCU, TCU, LMU
This sort of proves the point that there aren’t many highly rated private colleges with EA.
These private universities offer EA and are ranked in the top 100. I consider the top 100 “highly rated,” but everyone has differing opinions.
Case Western
University of Chicago
Elon
Fordham
University of Miami
University of Richmond
Santa Clara
SMU
TCU
Tulane
University of Southern California (USC)
Villanova
Richmond, Macalester, Bard, Wake Forest if first gen, etc.
Wake Forest first gen EA deadline is not until January 15 so kids will already have heads back from REA and SCEA schools the prior month.
Anonymous
07/28/2024 11:59
Subject: REA -- to what colleges?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, some EA schools that might be of interest: SCU, TCU, LMU
This sort of proves the point that there aren’t many highly rated private colleges with EA.
These private universities offer EA and are ranked in the top 100. I consider the top 100 “highly rated,” but everyone has differing opinions.
Case Western
University of Chicago
Elon
Fordham
University of Miami
University of Richmond
Santa Clara
SMU
TCU
Tulane
University of Southern California (USC)
Villanova
I don’t think much is given up by not applying this list of schools EA, especially by kids who truly have Ivy caliber stats. UChicago offers ED2 and as has already been pointed out, USC has a lower acceptance rate for EA than RD.
Anonymous
07/28/2024 11:30
Subject: REA -- to what colleges?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, some EA schools that might be of interest: SCU, TCU, LMU
This sort of proves the point that there aren’t many highly rated private colleges with EA.
These private universities offer EA and are ranked in the top 100. I consider the top 100 “highly rated,” but everyone has differing opinions.
Case Western
University of Chicago
Elon
Fordham
University of Miami
University of Richmond
Santa Clara
SMU
TCU
Tulane
University of Southern California (USC)
Villanova
Richmond, Macalester, Bard, Wake Forest if first gen, etc.
Anonymous
07/28/2024 10:26
Subject: REA -- to what colleges?
Anonymous wrote:Common App has a chart that can be sorted by EA. Click the application requirements button.
Also, click the toggle on the right to All Colleges. Then at the bottom of the page, change Items Per Page to the largest option. Then sort by EA column. I think you need to do this for each page (like 5 pages).
Obviously the EA deadline dates are not yet updated to this fall. That happens on August 1.
Anonymous
07/28/2024 08:09
Subject: REA -- to what colleges?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, some EA schools that might be of interest: SCU, TCU, LMU
This sort of proves the point that there aren’t many highly rated private colleges with EA.
These private universities offer EA and are ranked in the top 100. I consider the top 100 “highly rated,” but everyone has differing opinions.
Case Western
University of Chicago
Elon
Fordham
University of Miami
University of Richmond
Santa Clara
SMU
TCU
Tulane
University of Southern California (USC)
Villanova
Anonymous
07/28/2024 07:15
Subject: Re:REA -- to what colleges?
Providence College