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The University of Michigan is sticking with its controversial early decision admissions program despite fierce backlash from faculty who argue it unfairly advantages wealthier students and undermines the school’s mission. While admissions officials tout it as a way for top students to secure spots early and ease senior-year stress, the rollout was chaotic—with deferred applicants suddenly receiving acceptances after the holidays. Critics warn the binding nature of early decision could deter financially dependent students, even with Michigan’s aid guarantees. The debate over equity vs. access is far from over.

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