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December 24th 2015: Deferred in ED or EA? Here's What to Do

Most of those students who applied via early action or early decision programs have received their answer by now. Unfortunately, some got a definitive no and are on the regular decision. Others got a yes--very exciting!--and we'll be going over what those students need to do now. We have great advice for those who received a deferral, including tips and suggestions to better their chances in regular decision. Curious about how assets are treated in the expected family contribution—or EFC—calculation? We'll be discussing that as well.

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