decision plan?

Colleges and Universities A-Z The University of Texas at Austin
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<p>I was wondering…I applied to several schools already. Their early admission deadline isn’t even due for another couple months. Yet, I’m applying for regular admission. Some of my schools do not have a place to indicate whether I’m applying regular or early. So if I apply this early for regular, will they think I’m applying early decision? (but I’m not…)</p>

<p>The reason I applied this early is to get a burden off my back…so I can focus on schoolwork…</p>

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<p>Not all schools have Early Decision (ED) or Early Action (EA). UT had neither EA or ED, last year. If a school has ED or EA, then you’d definitely know, as you normally have to sign a binding agreement for ED. You can usually only apply to one ED school. I believe EA is usually non-binding. Hope this helps.</p>

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<p>EA is non-binding like eaglemom10 said, but even to apply EA there should be something to indicate that you are applying EA (when I applied EA to a school outside of Texas there was a section on the CommonApp that asked if I was applying EA and I had to check the box).</p>