Please! this is a real serious question

<p>So i planned to apply to yale for early action,
but just so you know yale was never my first-choice school.
It was harvard instead.</p>

<p>Then suddenly the rumor around me has it that
if i once get in Yale, chances for harvard will considerably shrink..</p>

<p>Especially, in my country, there hasn't been one single case
where a student was admitted to Yale and Harvard simultaneously.</p>

<p>so, i'm thinking about not applying to yale early.
I do know that chances to yale are equally extremely low,
but I concluded it'll do no good to me
if I get either accepted or rejected.</p>

<p>What's your opinion on my decision?
is it right?</p>

<p>
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the rumor around me has it that if i once get in Yale, chances for harvard will considerably shrink

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That's absolute rubbish. </p>

<p>
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Especially, in my country, there hasn't been one single case
where a student was admitted to Yale and Harvard simultaneously.

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That is easily explained by the fact that each school has a 9% admit rate. Assuming random selection, an applicant has a mere 0.81% chance of getting into both!</p>

<p>Roobish, that's what it is. Apply to Yale, nothing wrong.</p>

<p>I'm trying to pull off MIT for early instead.</p>

<p>My understanding is that if Yale wants me, it will still consider me in a regular decision, too.
After all, Yale is not my number one school.</p>

<p>No way would Yale tell Harvard which students they are admitting. Chill.</p>

<p>Yale is for lovers. Harvard is for very very miserable people. Come to Yale!</p>