<p>I heard from a few different people that its good to only apply to 1 maybe 2 Ivys...... I am a HS Senior looking to study psychology, so far Cornell has struck the most interest me but I like Yale and Dartmouth as well (I am from CT so I like the closeness as well. I am also planning on applying to Brandeis, Bowdoin, Stonehill, Marist, Connecticut College, Fordham, and UConn ). But is it true that you should only apply to 1 Ivy..... and if so which is the best for psychology?</p>
<p>There is no reason to limit your applications to one ivy. Just make sure your list includes match and safety schools.</p>
<p>OK, I have just heard that Ivy admission offices confer with one another and so they'll know if someone applies to like 6 Ivys... is this true?</p>
<p>No, that's not true at all. They won't tell anyone else who applies there, unless they admit you early decision. People shouldn't apply to 6 ivy league schools just because that's something that total jerks do.</p>
<p>There is a thread about this topic in College Admissions. </p>
<p>They don't know at all. You should apply to all three if they interest you.</p>
<p>Hi again shamrock...ya apply to multiple ones, there is no disadvantage (besides cost of app and time to fill them out :) )</p>
<p>ivies used to be able to compare but it is now illegal!!! This changed recently sao a lot of people are unaware. So the only disadvantage is doing all the apps and paying all the money</p>
<p>shamrock197,
Apply to Yale, Dartmouth and Cornell.
Give YOURSELF the opportunity to decide later.</p>