December 7, 2001
Early-Decision Tally Suggests That Students Are Still Willing to Go Far From Home for College
Selective colleges that recruit students nationally -- including those in New York City and Washington -- are reporting increases in early-decision applications this year.
The gains run counter to speculation that the terrorist attacks of September 11 would prompt many students to enroll at colleges near their homes and to avoid some urban institutions.
Fears that high-school seniors would be less inclined to apply to institutions in Washington and New York eased after
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