Can we submit ED 1 for 2 schools and withdraw

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You cannot apply ED to two schools. Your HS won’t allow it, and won’t provide the supplementary materials to more than one ED school.

I also highly recommend your kid take an ethics class in college. They clearly aren’t going to learn anything at home.

(New Poster.)

Rude, unnecessary comment to one who has done nothing more than ask a question before acting.

But it's a question about something that is clearly not allowed, and OP is trying to figure out whether they can do it without getting caught.

OP here. I am new to this. I did not know applying to multiple ED schools was definitely not allowed in all circumstances. Thank you to the posters in this thread who bothered to respond with factual, useful information.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You cannot apply ED to two schools. Your HS won’t allow it, and won’t provide the supplementary materials to more than one ED school.

I also highly recommend your kid take an ethics class in college. They clearly aren’t going to learn anything at home.

(New Poster.)

Rude, unnecessary comment to one who has done nothing more than ask a question before acting.

But it's a question about something that is clearly not allowed, and OP is trying to figure out whether they can do it without getting caught.

OP here. I am new to this. I did not know applying to multiple ED schools was definitely not allowed in all circumstances. Thank you to the posters in this thread who bothered to respond with factual, useful information.

How could a student apply a binding ED application to more than one school? How can one person possibly attend two colleges at once?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You cannot apply ED to two schools. Your HS won’t allow it, and won’t provide the supplementary materials to more than one ED school.

I also highly recommend your kid take an ethics class in college. They clearly aren’t going to learn anything at home.

(New Poster.)

Rude, unnecessary comment to one who has done nothing more than ask a question before acting.

But it's a question about something that is clearly not allowed, and OP is trying to figure out whether they can do it without getting caught.

OP here. I am new to this. I did not know applying to multiple ED schools was definitely not allowed in all circumstances. Thank you to the posters in this thread who bothered to respond with factual, useful information.

It is pretty clearly stated that ED is binding. How could you be bound to more than one place? (New poster.)

You can however apply early action (non-binding) to additional schools and many applicants do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You cannot apply ED to two schools. Your HS won’t allow it, and won’t provide the supplementary materials to more than one ED school.

I also highly recommend your kid take an ethics class in college. They clearly aren’t going to learn anything at home.

Ouch

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You cannot apply ED to two schools. Your HS won’t allow it, and won’t provide the supplementary materials to more than one ED school.

I also highly recommend your kid take an ethics class in college. They clearly aren’t going to learn anything at home.

Why do you assume some sort of malfeasance? I attributed to ignorance.