GW ED Question Forum
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username99
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GW ED Question
Applying for the GW ED can't hurt you, right? I would imagine that if you apply and are not accepted for the full scholarship ED program, you can still be accepted for regular admissions...right??
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minuit
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Re: GW ED Question
Right! You just get shifted to the regular applicant pool and should hear back sometime in January I believe.
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username99
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Re: GW ED Question
Great to hear! I'm a reach for the ED thing but figured that it's my top choice so no harm in trying. I'd love to get it.minuit wrote:Right! You just get shifted to the regular applicant pool and should hear back sometime in January I believe.
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im_blue
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Re: GW ED Question
Applying ED will probably help in the event you get deferred to RD, because they know you're pretty serious about attending.minuit wrote:Right! You just get shifted to the regular applicant pool and should hear back sometime in January I believe.
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username99
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Re: GW ED Question
Is there harm in letting a school know they are your top choice? Will they be more likely to waitlist you if they know that no matter what, you'll attend?
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im_blue
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Re: GW ED Question
It never hurts to say that a school is your top choice, but of course they know that ED applicants really mean it with a binding contract!
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username99
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Re: GW ED Question
ha fair point!im_blue wrote:It never hurts to say that a school is your top choice, but of course they know that ED applicants really mean it with a binding contract!
