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Harvard offers an early action program, which does not require students who are accepted early to attend...
Harvard’s plan would put other Ivy League schools at a disadvantage, since they could no longer be sure that students they accept early would not instead attend Harvard...
...move would not necessarily mean the collapse of the early decision system, as students accepted under early decision programs still make a commitment to attend the school that accepts them...
Under early decision programs, students apply in November to one school that they promise to attend if they are accepted in December. But that promise is an "honor-bound agreement" that "doesn't have any legal standing," according to Martin A. Wilder, Vice President for Admission, Counseling, and Enrollment Practices at the National Association for College Admission Counseling...
...year. In September, James M. Fallows ’70, who is also a Crimson editor, wrote a widely read cover story in the Atlantic Monthly called “The Early Decision Racket” that said binding early programs force students to choose where they want to attend too early and for the wrong reasons...