Sentence examples for early decision program from inspiring English sources
The Choice reported last week that applications to Duke's binding early decision program were up 23 percent, and that the comparable figure at Johns Hopkins was 15 percent.
Cornell, for example, received an additional 136 applications for its binding early decision program this fall, when compared to last, but accepted 103 fewer students than last year.
Though Drew has no plans to change its early decision program right now, he added, the school will reconsider it every few years if the applicant pool keeps growing.
Closing a potential loophole in a new admissions policy by the National Association for College Admission Counseling, Harvard University said it would refuse to enroll any applicant who has been admitted to another institution with a binding early decision program.
If you would like to apply early decision to a particular school but you won't be able to attend unless its financial aid package meets your needs, how can you avoid the problem of getting admitted but not getting enough aid to be able to go? — Steven Koller When you apply for admission through a college's early decision program, you are promising to enroll if admitted.
If you do apply to a binding early decision program, do visit the college first to make sure it is the one for you.
Early Decision programs, though, are binding on the applicants.
But the study found that for the 10 colleges with early decision programs, the early decision applicants were slightly weaker, on average, than the regular admission applicants.
Even though early decision programs tend to favor students who can afford to commit themselves to one institution without waiting to compare financial aid offers, early decision programs have been aggressively promoted.
