<p>In case anyone is interested, Early Decision has been extended to November 15. I presume it has something to do with receiving fewer applications than expected. I wonder if that has happened before or if number of applicants will be down across the board...</p>
<p>My son has chosen not to apply early, even though Syracuse has emerged as his first choice.</p>
<p>Well, that is mighty interesting…no, this has not happened before at SU; it happened at Emory last year though…</p>
<p>thank you for posting…</p>
<p>thanks for posting, now I can be a little less paranoid.</p>
<p>ughh, I would be absolutely elated if I had read this a week ago, when I was rushing to get my application and essays finished. I wonder whast this means though…less competition for newhouse? That would be very nice, I’m a really borderline applicant. Low gpa(3.12 overall with an upward trend, 3.7 my Jr. year and a 3.9 1st quarter this year) but high SATs(2110)</p>
<p>I doubt it means less competition for Newhouse.</p>
<p>^^Probably means nothing for Newhouse, Architecture or even Whitman…means ALOT for art and sciences, human ec, etc…if anyone is applying ED to those…</p>
<p>One can dream that there will be less competition for Newhouse</p>
<p>well, everything is sent in and with the exception of the interview it’s out of my hands so why not be optimistic, eh haha?</p>
<p>update: apparently the suppement was posted later than planned; they wanted to give ED applicants more time to apply</p>