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With one application, you can apply to Emory College in Atlanta, Oxford College, or both. Using Emory's official admissions pages and the 2025-26 Common Data Set: admit rates (10.3% overall, 22.2% ED), ED I and ED II (November 1 and January 1), test-optional policy, what Emory weighs, the Oxford-to-Atlanta path, and cost.

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Emory University, Explained: Emory College vs. Oxford College — What to Decide Before the November 1 ED I Deadline

ByAndy Lee | Elite Prep Suwanee October 17, 2026

At Cornell you don't apply to 'Cornell' — you apply to one of nine undergraduate colleges and schools, and you write only that college's essays. Using Cornell's official admissions pages and the 2025-26 Common Data Set: admit rates (8.4% overall, 18.8% ED), the November 1 ED deadline, the SAT/ACT requirement, what Cornell weighs, cost, and internal transfer.

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Cornell Admissions by College: Same Cornell, Different Admissions — What to Decide Before the November 1 ED Deadline

ByAndy Lee | Elite Prep Suwanee October 15, 2026

At Carnegie Mellon you apply to one college, not the university — and the School of Computer Science requires the SAT or ACT while the rest are test-flexible. Using CMU's official admissions pages and the 2025-26 Common Data Set: admit rates (11.1% overall, 20.6% ED), the November 2 ED deadline, what CMU weighs, cost, and why 'transfer into CS later' rarely works.

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Carnegie Mellon (CMU) Admissions, Explained: You Apply to a College, Not the University — 3 Things Parents Miss

ByAndy Lee | Elite Prep Suwanee October 13, 2026October 15, 2026