Change from RD to ED Forum
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Change from RD to ED
Hey guys,
Is it possible to change from a RD application that has already been submitted to an ED application, granted you still meet the deadline?
In my situation, when I initially applied, I didn't apply ED because I wasn't sure that one of my letters of recommendation would be in on time, and more importantly, I was hesitant to apply ED to a place I had never seen before.
After having a chance to see the school and subsequently speaking with a current student, I would like to apply ED. Is it possible, and what is the procedure?
Thanks all
Is it possible to change from a RD application that has already been submitted to an ED application, granted you still meet the deadline?
In my situation, when I initially applied, I didn't apply ED because I wasn't sure that one of my letters of recommendation would be in on time, and more importantly, I was hesitant to apply ED to a place I had never seen before.
After having a chance to see the school and subsequently speaking with a current student, I would like to apply ED. Is it possible, and what is the procedure?
Thanks all
Last edited by VictoryGin on Tue Nov 08, 2011 10:05 pm, edited 1 time in total.
- lrslayer
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Re: Change from RD to ED
Maybe ask this question to the admissions office and include the reasons you have here. I don't see it hurting you at all.
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Re: Change from RD to ED
Agreed. Then report back to TLS with your findings?lrslayer wrote:Maybe ask this question to the admissions office and include the reasons you have here. I don't see it hurting you at all.

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Re: Change from RD to ED
It is possible to change an RD application to ED.
However, if you have already been accepted RD, what is the point? You can simply choose to go their and use your other acceptances to leverage money. You do not need to unnecessarily bind yourself to the school.
However, if you have already been accepted RD, what is the point? You can simply choose to go their and use your other acceptances to leverage money. You do not need to unnecessarily bind yourself to the school.
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Re: Change from RD to ED
i think OP meant "received", not "accepted"lawyerwannabe wrote:It is possible to change an RD application to ED.
However, if you have already been accepted RD, what is the point? You can simply choose to go their and use your other acceptances to leverage money. You do not need to unnecessarily bind yourself to the school.
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Re: Change from RD to ED
Pretty big difference between those two.lrslayer wrote:i think OP meant "received", not "accepted"lawyerwannabe wrote:It is possible to change an RD application to ED.
However, if you have already been accepted RD, what is the point? You can simply choose to go their and use your other acceptances to leverage money. You do not need to unnecessarily bind yourself to the school.
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Re: Change from RD to ED
I misspoke. I meant to say submitted! Sorry
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Re: Change from RD to ED
In that case, I know you can do this. But speak to the school's admissions office. Different schools may have different policies regarding switching a RD application to ED, but I see little reason not to honor such a request if done before the requisite deadline.tjtorrence wrote:I misspoke. I meant to say submitted! Sorry
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Re: Change from RD to ED
Awesome, thank you for the help.lawyerwannabe wrote:In that case, I know you can do this. But speak to the school's admissions office. Different schools may have different policies regarding switching a RD application to ED, but I see little reason not to honor such a request if done before the requisite deadline.tjtorrence wrote:I misspoke. I meant to say submitted! Sorry