Princeton has followed Harvard in deciding to cut its early admissions program. Princeton currently offers Early Decision, which is binding. Harvard is to cut Early Action, which is not binding. The new rules will take effect for the class entering in Fall 2008.
More: Princeton Ends Early Admissions, Week After Harvard, Bloomberg News
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