Can you apply to two early action non-binding schools?

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<p>Like UChicago and UMichigan are both early action and non-binding. Am I allowed to apply to both? If I can, will it make my chances lower? Since they'll see that I applied to two and I might not seem as interested?</p>

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<p>Yes, you can apply to two EA schools. If one of them is SCEA (Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Princeton) then you can’t.</p>

3

<p>Yes, my daughter applied to three of them. It’s nice to have so many early answers under your belt.</p>

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<p>do you think it would ruin my chances? since they’ll see I’m not super interested in just one school</p>

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<p>They won’t see where else you’ve applied.</p>

6

<p>Oh, awesome! thank you! :)</p>

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<p>Even with SCEA, there are many exceptions, such as if the other non-binding early application is to a public school, rolling admission school, or school outside the US. Check each SCEA school’s web site for the exact limitations and exceptions.</p>