Which is easiest to get into early decision/early action?

Anonymous wrote:Yale

I went to none of them, but I work in fields where I've come into contact with grads from all of them. I always like the Yale grads.

+1

I think Yale can claim the most U.S. presidents. Then again, the last one was Dubya.

Stanford

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Anonymous wrote:Yale is too cold. Plus, the class jerk of my DC's class went there.

Princeton is fine.

Ted Cruz went to Princeton, so sometimes jerky assholes slip through in the admissions process anywhere.

LOL! +1

In the fictional film Admission, the junior admission officer (Tina Fey) is fired for scheming to get a favored candidate (later revealed to be her son?) into Princeton.

In the real life admission office, the junior admission officer likely was fired for letting Ted Cruz into Princeton.

Anonymous wrote:Yale's adding 200 more slots into their ug body by oepning up a new residential college.

Good job yale

Two new colleges.

Anonymous wrote:The vibe at Princeton was too preppy for me. Harvard felt like too much of a pressure-cooker. For some reason I didn't get that feeling at Yale.

These are all random impressions I got from touring, of course. I went to Brown. Go to Brown.

Does anyone at brown decide to go p/f (covered grades) all 4 years?

The vibe at Princeton was too preppy for me. Harvard felt like too much of a pressure-cooker. For some reason I didn't get that feeling at Yale.

These are all random impressions I got from touring, of course. I went to Brown. Go to Brown.

Yale's adding 200 more slots into their ug body by oepning up a new residential college.

Good job yale

None of the above.

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Anonymous wrote:It's interesting that almost all of those who went to Harvard wish they'd gone to Yale instead. Did anyone who went to Yale wish they'd gone to Harvard (or Princeton?)

Happy to have gone to Yale, wouldn't trade it for Harvard or Princeton.

I know more than a few people who've gone to Yale for whom attending the school was the high point of their lives. I suspect some of them are posting here repeatedly. Maybe the Harvard and Princeton graduates have gone on to other things.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yale is too cold. Plus, the class jerk of my DC's class went there.

Princeton is fine.

Ted Cruz went to Princeton, so sometimes jerky assholes slip through in the admissions process anywhere.

LOL! +1

Anonymous wrote:It's interesting that almost all of those who went to Harvard wish they'd gone to Yale instead. Did anyone who went to Yale wish they'd gone to Harvard (or Princeton?)

Happy to have gone to Yale, wouldn't trade it for Harvard or Princeton.

It's interesting that almost all of those who went to Harvard wish they'd gone to Yale instead. Did anyone who went to Yale wish they'd gone to Harvard (or Princeton?)

12:59 here. Of course, I just read that my 3rd grade child will be entering college with the largest college class ever - so his chances of going to HYP are a snowball's chance in hell.