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Reply to "what is latest you can reasonably switch an ED application to RD? Without having backlash to your hs.."
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A second before you click on the ED application SUBMIT button[/quote] it’s not a commitment until the decision is rendered [/quote] A 100% commitment to applying ED is made when the ED application is SUBMITTED. Period.[/quote] You can withdraw an application at any time, they would lose out on nothing more than an application fee. The student is at more of a disadvantage because they missed the window of opportunity to ED at most other schools[/quote] Let's see, withdrawing ED after submitting application means: loss that school (ED and RD), lost opportunity to ED somewhere else, questions from school's counselor, loss application fee ... any upside?[/quote] The OP already said they had their reasons so what does upside matter? [/quote]
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