Non-binding ED (at Texas) Forum
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longhorns89
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Non-binding ED (at Texas)
I haven't really been able to find a good answer to this question. I currently plan on applying ED to Texas (it's non-binding) in order to get my apps in earlier and have a better chance since I'm pretty borderline. 167 LSAT and 3.63 GPA. Do you think that applying ED to UT will give me more of an advantage than applying regular decision and still getting my apps in this weekend?
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AriGoldButNicer
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Re: Non-binding ED (at Texas)
yes as long as the app isn't rushed.longhorns89 wrote:I haven't really been able to find a good answer to this question. I currently plan on applying ED to Texas (it's non-binding) in order to get my apps in earlier and have a better chance since I'm pretty borderline. 167 LSAT and 3.63 GPA. Do you think that applying ED to UT will give me more of an advantage than applying regular decision and still getting my apps in this weekend?
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theadvancededit
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Re: Non-binding ED (at Texas)
It could, due to a theoretically smaller pool of applicants. Additionally, you yourself will have the advantage of finding out earlier than RD applicants.longhorns89 wrote:Do you think that applying ED to UT will give me more of an advantage than applying regular decision and still getting my apps in this weekend?
