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Serious question regarding withdrawing from early action

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Re: Serious question regarding withdrawing from early action [#permalink] New post   11 Sep 2012, 19:51
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Admission process because that is a two-way (sub?)optimization game. However a special clause in ED agreements, quoted above, transfers whole topic from ethics to legal grounds.

I can understand the 1st round multiple application strategy - it makes sense. But why would you apply into a binding ED school if you're not going to attend it???


it's to increase the chance of getting into at least 1 school and to avoid becoming an all-dinger.
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Re: Serious question regarding withdrawing from early action [#permalink] New post   28 Sep 2012, 02:30
^^ aptly put their str1der ! cosigner thing becomes an issue for international students. what worse is the current economic scenario.. one more thing some one above mentioned above about integrity etc 2 B Schools & (lets consider Business houses as well) ..in my little corporate journey of about 5+ years I am yet to see so called 'clean business houses' :wink: I guess I would stop here before I start rambling more here ..and yeah my view on corporates etc has nothing to do with my personal sphere of life & views!
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Re: Serious question regarding withdrawing from early action [#permalink] New post   03 Nov 2014, 11:48
I thought this was still an interesting topic.

Made a poll to see what other people thought.

https://gmatclub.com/forum/to-withdraw-or-not-withdraw-187969.html
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Re: Serious question regarding withdrawing from early action [#permalink] New post   29 Sep 2022, 22:30
Great post and Usedful information sharing ..
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