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Bookmark or Share- Early Action Vs. Early Decision: Explanation, Pros And ConsHow do you choose between early action vs. early decision? Learn who should apply to college early and whether it increases your acceptance odds.
- Should You Apply Early Action vs Early Decision?Most schools allow you to apply early in one of two ways: early decision or early action. Early decision is binding. This means if you are accepted through early decision, you are committed to attending that school, and will withdraw any applications you may have submitted for the regular deadlines at other schools.
- Early Action Vs. Early Decision: Differences, Cons, and ProsEarly college admission plans, such as Early Decision (ED) and Early Action (EA), provide two main advantages over regular decisions: You know about admission decisions in January-February rather than in March-April. Your chances of getting admitted are higher in the early rounds.
- Early Decision and Early Action – Counselors - College BoardLearn about the benefits and drawbacks of applying early via Early decision (ED) and early action (EA).
- Action vs. Early Decision: Which Is Right for You? - CourseraEarly action is an application plan in which a learner applies to a university earlier than the regular deadline, and the university notifies them before the normal notification date. If accepted, you will have an extended period of time to decide whether or not you will attend that university.
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