<p>I heard that if your early application gets rejected from a school then the possibility for you to get into the school during regular admission time decreases. Is that true?</p>
<p>that’s false. If rejected in an EA or ED round, you’re out of consideration altogether. Some schools will allow you to re-apply after another year.</p>
<p>Were you deferred or rejected?</p>
<p>Deferred = you’re put into the regular admission “pool”</p>
<p>Rejected = denied admission, period. BUT - the parent can always make a phone call follow-up, it never hurts. I know of parents whom did this (assuming the kid met the baseline admissions requirements) and with some discussion, their kid ended up getting admitted (no merit aid or anything like that, but the kid got admitted).</p>
<p>No I’m still a junior 
I was just curious</p>
<p>I think it definitely depends on the school. Usually a higher percentage is accepted EA than regular though.</p>