Changes to aid may result in swell in apps.
Predicted increase in candidates for class of 2013 may mark end to consistent growth in applications
If observers were impressed — or dismayed — by the 16.6 percent increase in applications to Yale this year, they ain’t seen nothing yet.
Applications for the class of 2013 will likely surpass this year’s total by a “substantial” amount, Dean of Undergraduate Admissions Jeff Brenzel said. Brenzel, along with high-school guidance counselors across the country, predict that Yale’s new financial-aid policy — which was announced after the Jan. 1 regular decision deadline — may result in an even larger flood of applications next year.
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