<p>I know normally one isn't allowed to apply Early Action to more than one school. But I was wondering... I want to make the Early Action cutoff for NYU Poly. In November I applied Early Action to Stanford, and was rejected in December.</p>
<p>Because I got rejected from my earlier Early Action college, will I be allowed to apply to NYU Poly now with their Early Action program?</p>
<p>Early action itself isn’t binding. You apply early to schools, and get decisions early. </p>
<p>Some schools are restrictive early action, aka single choice early action, like Stanford. Here you can only chose one early ______ school to apply to. Since you were not accepted, you have no obligation to not apply to any EA schools. </p>
<p>Early decision is the binding one. You can only apply to one ED school and if you want EA schools, but if you get accepted ED, you must attend. </p>
<p>NYU Poly still has early action? Most early action schools, like Stanford, had deadlines around October and released decisions in December.</p>
<p>Ahhh, now I understand. I had thought all schools’ Early Action programs were like Stanford’s restrictive one.</p>
<p>NYU Poly’s Early Action II deadline is tomorrow, 2/15. I have the application completed, but I was just unsure of which application category to place mine under. Thanks so much for your quick response! :)</p>
<p>Yeah poly one has EA1 and EA2… poly is practically rolling if you didnt know… the earlioer you hand it in the earlier you’ll get something.</p>