classmate got into her early decision school but refuses to withdrawl

A classmate who’s applying to the same major as me has already been accepted to her US Early Decision school, but she refuses to withdraw her other applications because she wants to see her remaining decisions. What should I do, given that the courses are highly competitive?

Reply 1

Anonymous #2

Its her application, what do you want to do?

Reply 2

Anonymous #1

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by Anonymous

Its her application, what do you want to do?

but she has broken the rules by not withdrawing immediately tbh

Reply 3

Admit-One

Universities Forum Helper

Original post

by Anonymous

but she has broken the rules by not withdrawing immediately tbh

And who enforces those rules?

Reply 4

Anonymous #2

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by Admit-One

And who enforces those rules?

Exactly my point

Reply 5

Anonymous #3

If it’s part of the rules that she withdraws, and if it’s unfair to other applicants, why not report it to somebody?

Reply 6

Anonymous #1

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by Anonymous

Exactly my point

it's part of the ed binding rule

Reply 7

Admit-One

Universities Forum Helper

Reading around the topic, it’s basically up to the student and the schools guidance counsellor to action the withdrawals.

However it might be worth raising that if a student breaks the ED agreement and another institution discovers this, both the ED school and the other school(s) can rescind their offers of admission.

So probably not worth the risk for the sake of curiosity.