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Should I Apply ED I or ED II to College

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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 Schools Can I Apply Early To? That depends on whether you’ll be applying ED I, ED II, EA, or SCEA!

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Following Affirmative Action Ban, Can Early Decision Survive?

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Brown University is rethinking its admissions policies, including early decision. With affirmative action banned, selective colleges may struggle to enroll a diverse student body. Early decision programs favor wealthy, white students and counteract diversity efforts. It's an elite college admissions problem.

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Global Campuses, Dual Degree and Joint Degree Programs: What You Need to Know

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Also, unlike the main campus, GU-Q’s admissions process is test-flexible. The most recently available admissions data show that for the Class of 2025, 28% of applicants were admitted and of the 109 students enrolling, one-third were from Qatar. Students enrolled in these programs earn two BA degrees in four years.

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Princeton Acceptance Rate: How to Get Into Princeton

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What we know: a total of 1,500 students enrolled in the Class of 2026 – the largest class ever. As a measure of comparison, the Class of 2025 admissions cycle saw 1,647 students admitted for an overall acceptance rate of 4.38%, and, of these, 1,345, or 3.58% of total applicants, enrolled. College Admissions Private Counseling.

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Will Legacy Admissions End Along With Affirmative Action?

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What's more, Students for Fair Admissions mentioned legacy admissions specifically in its complaint against Harvard. The plaintiffs argued that legacy preferences, along with early admission programs, "operate to the disadvantage of minority applicants."