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[quote=Anonymous][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] Yes but you can change your mind. No harm no foul. [/quote] Not really. Your HS will be blacklisted for wishy washy kids[/quote] No they won’t. As long as it’s before a decision is made, students can change to a later application type or withdraw an application with no problem. They might be less likely to be accepted if they don’t provide a compelling reason, [b]but it won’t be held against the school. They haven’t done anything wrong[/b]. [/quote] Tell that to Colorado Academy Seniors this fall who are banned from applying ED to Tulane. Tell them that they haven't done anything wrong. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/26/business/tulane-early-decision-colorado-academy.html?unlocked_article_code=1.z08.-5bX.-u8WKFD81OBq&smid=url-share Yes, withdrawing ED application decision comes out is not as bad as reneging on an ED admission with no valid reason. But again, the best time to withdraw an ED application is a second before hitting that SUBMIT button.[/quote]
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