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This site is best viewed in Internet Explorer Version 4 or above. Early Action Admission Regular Decision Admission Early Action AdmissionEarly Action is more competitive than the Regular Decision process.
To be admitted through Early Action, a student needs to be superior
in curriculum, grades, test scores and extracurricular activities. For
the last two years, 50 percent of students deferred from Early Action
to Regular Decision were eventually admitted. Students who apply Early
Action do not have an advantage over students who apply Regular Decision. Regular Decision AdmissionBecause Early Action is more competitive than Regular Decision, students
who apply through Regular Decision are not at a disadvantage. |
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