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Regulus wrote:I was wondering about this during the application process (even though I am not a Chicago graduate, I still like to know these sort of things).

Usually, the best advice that someone can give you is don't ED anywhere because it can hurt your chances at getting scholarship, but I am not sure how Chicago views the UChicago Law Scholars Program (LinkRemoved). Although it says that you will be "eligible for substantial merit scholarships in amounts up to and including full tuition," normal ED students are too, but they usually don't get it. If you are not worried about scholarship and Chicago is truly your first choice, I would definitely apply to the program because they promise to get back to you by November 1st. If you are worried about scholarship, someone who has done the program with competitive numbers at HYSCCN will need to respond as to how it affected their ability to receive merit-based scholarship. (We might have trouble finding such people, though, because those with competitive numbers at HYSCCN usually don't enter into binding decisions, so it is kind of an oxymoron.)