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Message: From GoLocalWorcester by Cristiana Quinn, GoLocalWorcester College Admissions Expert: Over the last 10 years, early admission programs have become an increasingly important aspect of college admissions. Many colleges are filling 30-70% of their freshman class via early action or early decision. So, students who wait to apply during regular decision are competing with far more students for a much smaller number of seats. Last year, Bowdoin Williams, and UPENN filled almost 50% of their freshman class via early decision. Meanwhile, Duke and Northwestern filled about 40% and Brown gave away approximately 35% of their freshman seats in the early round. In the last few years, we saw an increasing number of colleges (Bates, Bowdoin, Bucknell, Tufts, etc.) adopting two rounds of early decision, one in November, and another in January. This year, the new trend emerging is that more colleges are offering both Early Action AND Early Decision (previously, they had offered one or the other, but rarely both). For those of you who are confused by the array of terms and restrictions, here are some key things that you need to know. http://www.golocalworcester.com/lifestyle/college-admissions-demystifying-early-admissions-2013
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