yes/no question regarding EA Forum
- lsatprepguy
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yes/no question regarding EA
Does applying EA have the same effect on merit scholarships as applying early decision (as in making it unlikely to receive any)?
If it matters, I'm asking this with regards to Cornell in particular.
If it matters, I'm asking this with regards to Cornell in particular.
- lsatprepguy
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Re: yes/no question regarding EA
Nobody?
- Unoriginalist
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- JamMasterJ
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Re: yes/no question regarding EA
absolutely not. The detriment is due to them knowing that they have you no matter what. With EA, this is not the case.lsatprepguy wrote:Does applying EA have the same effect on merit scholarships as applying early decision (as in making it unlikely to receive any)?
If it matters, I'm asking this with regards to Cornell in particular.
- Adam Banks
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Re: yes/no question regarding EA
what about schools that have non binding ED like U of A
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- JamMasterJ
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Re: yes/no question regarding EA
same. The binding aspect is where you lose scholarship leverage.Abisping wrote:what about schools that have non binding ED like U of A
- lsatprepguy
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Re: yes/no question regarding EA
great, thanksJamMasterJ wrote:absolutely not. The detriment is due to them knowing that they have you no matter what. With EA, this is not the case.lsatprepguy wrote:Does applying EA have the same effect on merit scholarships as applying early decision (as in making it unlikely to receive any)?
If it matters, I'm asking this with regards to Cornell in particular.