<p>I was deferred ED to Wharton and accepted to my EA school, which I plan to attend. How do I withdraw?</p>
<p>Simple request email or fax. Must be some great EA school!</p>
<p>ooh chicago right? :) congrats</p>
<p>damn news travels fast :D</p>
<p>well if you are accepted by penn in the spring, it won't be binding. You've already paid your application fee..so I don't see why you shouldn't just wait and see what happens. Maybe you'll get lucky with financials?</p>
<p>Perhaps because the OP doesn't want to take the spot of someone who actually wants to attend...</p>
<p>I was equally enthusiastic about both programs so I applied early to both. Since you ask, I want to withdraw right away because firstly, I've been accepted by my other first choice, so nothing beats that for me; and secondly, the deferred acceptance rates aren't encouraging, I haven't applied for aid at both places and I screwed up my mid-year math which is not a very nice thing to show up on my app for Wharton when they review it. I'm going to UChicago because of the fit and because i love the program and the academic climate there; I got a mail from my counselor this week saying how well they thought I'd fit in... I understand that for a lot of people nothing beats the Wharton undergrad program, and I don't blame them - it is after all the best undergrad biz program. Right now, my replying a little more honestly than this may offend some of the people on the UPenn forum, and I'd probably be misunderstood for reviving the old 'prestige vs. a proper education' argument. none of that, but it's pure and simply my choice between the two.</p>