If I apply to a school Early Action, not Early Decision, this isn’t binding, right? So, if this is true, why are the acceptance rates higher for EA? There’s no higher probability that you will attend that school, so why would they be more likely to accept you? Also, would it look bad to apply to one school EA and another ED at the same time? That way you would have a higher chance of…
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