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Some schools fix this by accepting larger numbers of students through binding early-decision programs, whose yield is effectively 100 percent.
For Georgetown dean, Common Application is part of a larger admissions problem Daniel de Vise 2010
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Some schools fix this by accepting larger numbers of students through binding early-decision programs, whose yield is effectively 100 percent.
For Georgetown dean, Common Application is part of a larger admissions problem Daniel de Vise 2010
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Last year the program saw a 64% spike in early-decision applications, the highest percentage growth ever for a Tisch department, according to Mary Schmidt Campbell, the school's dean.
With $5 Million, Davis Founds NYU Institute John Jurgensen 2011
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Admissions departments rely more heavily on early-decision and early-action programs, which deliver decisions to applicants sooner, in trade for a hope -- or an expectation -- that they will attend.
New generation of college hopefuls apply to many schools 2010
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Admissions departments rely more heavily on early-decision and early-action programs, which deliver decisions to applicants sooner, in trade for a hope -- or an expectation -- that they will attend.
New generation of college hopefuls apply to many schools 2010
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Students who plan to take the SAT may want to start preparing for Oct. 4, the first fall test date and the last one before early-decision college applications are due.
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High school seniors around the nation who applied to early-decision programs at colleges and universities are starting to learn their fate ahead of the traditional Dec. 15 “reveal” date.
Colleges start revealing early admissions decisions Valerie Strauss 2010
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Lan Duong, 17, attended the most recent weekend over Thanksgiving break and is an early-decision candidate.
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Lan Duong, 17, attended the most recent weekend over Thanksgiving break and is an early-decision candidate.
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And as colleges like Harvard, Princeton and the University of Virginia have eliminated their early-decision programs and increased the variability of their yield, they have relegated even more qualified applicants to the wait list as a safety net -- to ensure they can fill their freshmen classes.
How To Get Off The Wait List Emily Schmitt 2009
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