Do you have to apply EA to be considered for the Morrill Scholarship?

Colleges and Universities A-Z Ohio State University
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<p>I’ll give it a shot, since no one else has replied…
From the OSU website:
“How to apply
For priority consideration, submit the Common Application by the November 1 early action deadline. Be sure to indicate your interest in MSP on the Common Application and complete all required MSP sections.”</p>

<p>So, to receive priority consideration, apply by Nov. 1 - why wouldn’t you give yourself that opportunity? You may still be considered for it if you apply later, but why not increase your chances?</p>

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<p>I planned on applying there before November 1st, but I was going to choose the regular decision option since O State isn’t my first choice.</p>

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<p>But it’s EA, not ED. It’s a state school so it’s not even SCEA. If you apply before 11/1 then why not do EA? Do you have to choose EA/RD on CA for a state school? If so just choose EA. It doesn’t restrict you in any way. You can still do SCEA or ED to another school.</p>

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<p>You both have cleared up somethings for me. Thank you very much! I was unaware that you could apply EA to a public University and a private one. Thanks again!</p>