Do SCEA deferred applicants have a greater chance than regular applicants???

<p>The evidence is scant. There is some anecdotal evidence that deferreds do a little better than average in the RD pool, but a limited data sample from last year’s SCEA applicants suggest otherwise.</p>

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<p>Bottom line: deferment (vis-a-vis denial) indicates you are a competitive candidate, but there is no strong evidence you will do better than average in the Yale RD pool.</p>