ED to all 32 schools named in lawsuit - join the class action AMHERST COLLEGE,
BARNARD COLLEGE, BOWDOIN COLLEGE,
BROWN UNIVERSITY, BRYN MAWR
COLLEGE, CARLETON COLLEGE,
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY,
CORNELL UNIVERSITY,
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, DUKE UNIVERSITY,
EMORY UNIVERSITY, HAVERFORD COLLEGE,
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, MACALESTER
COLLEGE, MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE, MOUNT
HOLYOKE COLLEGE,
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, OBERLIN
COLLEGE, POMONA COLLEGE, RICE
UNIVERSITY, SMITH COLLEGE,
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE, TRINITY COLLEGE,
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, UNIVERSITY
OF PENNSYLVANIA, UNIVERSITY OF
ROCHESTER, VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY,
VASSAR COLLEGE, WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY IN ST. LOUIS, WELLESLEY
COLLEGE, WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, and
WILLIAMS COLLEGE https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qDXrlnCubKGCer1HBCkCzVTgADQLzMVi/view

ED to an LAC but still picking which one

Any one is revising college list including ED school ? Shoot your shots to a higher reach this year if you have the stats?

ED to bucknell
EA
elon
providence
udenver
fairfield

Anonymous wrote:ED1 - Cornell
ED2 - U of Chicago

Chemistry major hopeful

My rising junior is considering the same but for Animal Science/Biology.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SMU
TCU
Tufts
NYU
Wake

Money bags.

These are not any more expensive than other schools.

SMU and TCU - not to mention NYU and add Wake - are definite social class indicators. Tufts at least has a few complications.

But this is the most country club school list I've seen in a while. Tulane as a safety. South Carolina and Charleston as the real back ups.

But SMU and TCU are for real for these folks.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:SMU
TCU
Tufts
NYU
Wake

Money bags.

These are not any more expensive than other schools.

No ED2!!!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Will people still ED2 even if the results of ED1 are deferral. ED2 means you give up on ED1.

I’m the PP whose kid is doing ED1 to Dartmouth and ED2 to Bowdoin. Kid thinks they will apply ED2 even if deferred ED1. Kid loves Dartmouth but Bowdoin is a close second.

Bowdoin has slashed its ED acceptance rate in the past few years. Used to be 37%, now under 15%. The focus there is on recruited athletes and other institutional priorities. It is a risk, unless your DC is fully prepared to put in a number of RD apps as well.

Of course, if kid doesn't get into ED1, they will submit many RD applications in addition to ED2.

ED Dartmouth
ED2 Chicago

EA Stanford
ED2 CMU

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Will people still ED2 even if the results of ED1 are deferral. ED2 means you give up on ED1.

I’m the PP whose kid is doing ED1 to Dartmouth and ED2 to Bowdoin. Kid thinks they will apply ED2 even if deferred ED1. Kid loves Dartmouth but Bowdoin is a close second.

Bowdoin has slashed its ED acceptance rate in the past few years. Used to be 37%, now under 15%. The focus there is on recruited athletes and other institutional priorities. It is a risk, unless your DC is fully prepared to put in a number of RD apps as well.

Anonymous wrote:Will people still ED2 even if the results of ED1 are deferral. ED2 means you give up on ED1.

I’m the PP whose kid is doing ED1 to Dartmouth and ED2 to Bowdoin. Kid thinks they will apply ED2 even if deferred ED1. Kid loves Dartmouth but Bowdoin is a close second.

Anonymous wrote:Will people still ED2 even if the results of ED1 are deferral. ED2 means you give up on ED1.

I would not.

Mine was deferred from Vanderbilt ED1 and got in RD.

Anonymous wrote:SMU
TCU
Tufts
NYU
Wake

Money bags.