<p>is it true that if you apply to huntsman ED, you have a higher chance of being deferred than if you just apply to one of the colleges? also, if you are denied admission to huntsman, will your single-degree chance also go down?</p>
<p>can someone clarify this for me? 
thanks</p>
<p>Myths. The admissions piles are completely different.</p>
<p>That being said, do not look at applying for Huntsman (or any other Joint-Degree program, for that matter) as an opportunity to have two chances of getting in - the applications are passed if you are deferred; yet, of course, if you are not seen as a candidate for either the program or the school you apply to, then your application will not be considered. </p>
<p>To reiterate, it's not at all like you get a red x by your name if you get deferred from Huntsman when your application gets sent to the school of your choice.</p>
<p>an adm. officer told me that chances dont go down when deferred from huntsman... </p>
<p>In the hunstman website theres something that says that most applicants from hunstman are deferred from ED; however, you can chek the box of ED binding, so that instead of being deferred, you go directly to the wharton or CAS pool under ED.</p>