No, you can’t. To be clear, Early Decision (ED) is binding, which means you can only apply to a single college using this option during the early application period. Once accepted, you’re automatically required to attend that school and withdraw your applications to other colleges. Fortunately, some colleges provide an Early Decision II (ED II) […]

Getting rejected from ED/EA can be discouraging, and it’s understandable, but it’s not the end of the world! Remember: you are not rejected because you don’t have potential or lack the abilities, but think of it: that particular school wasn’t the right fit during that application cycle. The good news? You still have time to […]

Early Decision is not for everyone. It will be a big leap since you agree and commit to attending the school if accepted. Ask yourself: Am I 100% sure this is my top choice? Can my family afford the cost without comparing financial aid offers from other schools? Early Decision might not be the best […]

Early Decision (ED) is binding, so if you’re accepted, you are required to attend that particular college. It is ideal for students who are 100% sure about their top choice. On the other hand, early Action (EA) is non-binding, so you can apply early but still be free to consider offers from different colleges. EA […]