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Over the last week, thousands of students received the results of their early applications from top schools around the ...
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A deferral or denial in the early application cycle may seem like a dead end—but in reality, it is a critical opportunity to ...
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Dartmouth offers early admission to first members of Class of 2029
This year, the College chose to withhold data on the number of applicants and acceptance rate until late March.
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