Help.
Okay What do you think.
Is it better to apply to MIT - early action, or Northwestern - early decision?
I guess it all comes down to school of preference.
Although I know if I apply to NWU - e. decision, I have a better chance of getting accepted. If I apply to MIT - e. action, the acceptance rate is still a whopping 15%. So I boost my chances by applying e.d. to NWU, but then I have to go there if I get accepted. What if I also get accepted to MIT? Then I would want to go to MIT. So that means I should apply early action for MIT. But then that decreases the chances I have to get into NWU, and it's not likely that applying e.a. to MIT will boost my chances by much. What if I apply for MIT e.a. and then don't get in to MIT or even NWU because I didn't apply e.d. to NWU? omg.
There's always PHCC Yale.
Is it better to apply to MIT - early action, or Northwestern - early decision?
I guess it all comes down to school of preference.
Although I know if I apply to NWU - e. decision, I have a better chance of getting accepted. If I apply to MIT - e. action, the acceptance rate is still a whopping 15%. So I boost my chances by applying e.d. to NWU, but then I have to go there if I get accepted. What if I also get accepted to MIT? Then I would want to go to MIT. So that means I should apply early action for MIT. But then that decreases the chances I have to get into NWU, and it's not likely that applying e.a. to MIT will boost my chances by much. What if I apply for MIT e.a. and then don't get in to MIT or even NWU because I didn't apply e.d. to NWU? omg.
There's always PHCC Yale.