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Early Decision Notification Dates: What You Need to Know

Top Tier Admissions

For those who have applied in the early rounds , many Early Decision 1 and Early Action deadlines are TODAY, while others, including Early Decision 2 deadlines extend into January. The post Early Decision Notification Dates: What You Need to Know appeared first on Top Tier Admissions.

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Preparing for Early Admissions Decisions

AHM Advising

If you happen to receive a defer or deny decision in December, take a deep breath and remember that this is not the end of the journey - it is just a detour. If you applied Early Decision and are deferred, you are a competitive candidate for admission or you would have been denied.

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Early Decision Deadlines: 2024-2025

Top Tier Admissions

Although the number of students applying through Early Action (non-binding), Early Decision 1 (binding), and Early Decision 2 (binding) rounds continues to rise, these applicant pools are still much smaller compared to the regular decision pool at top colleges and universities. college or university.

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Deferred vs. Waitlisted: Understanding the Difference

HelloCollege

You applied Early Decision to your dream school, and you received a letter stating that you were deferred. This means that the school is not ready to make a decision on your application within the pool of Early Decision or Early Action applicants (read more about the difference between Early Decision and Early Action here ).

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Brown University Acceptance Rate: Early Trends

Top Tier Admissions

Brown University , an Ivy league institution in Providence, Rhode Island, saw its Early Decision acceptance rate for the Class of 2029 rise to the highest its been in over 5 years. Brown received 5,048 early applications and accepted 906 applicants for an acceptance rate of 17.95%, according to the Brown Daily Herald.

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How Did We Get Here? Part 2

Admissions Village

What we do know is that colleges always care about managing their enrollment, and the increased number of applications has made it that much more challenging. Colleges might have over-enrolled or under-enrolled last year or for more than one year. Yield is the rate at which a college’s accepted students choose to enroll.

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Should I Apply ED I or ED II to College

Spark Admissions

But when you dug deeper, you found a lot more than “early decision” – you found Early Action, Early Decision I, Early Decision II, and something called Single Choice Early Action, whatever that is. What Makes Early Decision I Different than Early Decision II?