<p>I honestly have been trying to find out which schools are truly Early Action- not single-choice, not binding. Does anyone have a comprehensive list?</p>
<p>Chicago, Georgia</p>
<p>I think the highest ranked one would be Georgetown University, but I forget which school are where on the list anymore.</p>
<p>I think Georgetown is Single-Choice though?</p>
<p>You can search for ED or EA colleges.</p>
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I think the highest ranked one would be Georgetown University...
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...except for MIT and Caltech. :)</p>
<p>I'm pretty sure MIT and CalTech are two of them.</p>
<p>I think BC has EA, at least it did, a friend applied this year.</p>
<p>BC and Georgetown don't let you apply EA if you apply ED elsewhere. Otherwise, no restrictions.</p>
<p>Ah- I was wrong. I guess my friend who applied to Gtown EA just happened to apply to there and nowhere else. :-)</p>
<p>UNC-CH too</p>
<p>Any school with rolling admissions, in essence, has an early action option if you choose to apply early.</p>
<p>No place allows you to apply if you ED somewhere else. Pretty sure of that since most ED schools write that term into their ED agreement. </p>
<p>If you're meaning openly EA schools, then Caltech, MIT, and Georgia Tech are a few of the most well known, if you're into science.</p>
<p>Select programs at UT-Austin, such as Business Honors or Plan II. Hendrix College does rolling admissions, so it is essentially a non-binding early action program.</p>
<p>PM Carolyn, and ask her. She probably has a link that she could send you.</p>
<p>kamikaze- that is incorrect. You can apply ED at many schools and also EA at the non single-choice schools such as Chicago. If you get into your ED school, you have to give up the EA school and all the others, of course. So-you could apply ED to Penn and EA to Georgia and Chicago and rolling to Indiana and you would be fine.</p>
<p>bard college in ny</p>
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bard college in ny
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You took the words right out of my mouth! Bard has an excellent admissions philosophy including instant admission from an interview on-campus. Nothing is binding and you have until April to decide.</p>
<p>thats a lot of why i'm so attracted to bard and will probably be going there in the fall!</p>
<p>My daughter's looking forward to it, too. Just waiting to hear about that all-important financial aid! Fingers crossed; it's her first choice and EA is quite the civilized way to hear.</p>
<p>The CommonApp college list also tells you which schools have EA.
<a href="http://app.commonapp.org/index.cfm?APP=AppOnline&ACT=Display&DSP=CollegeInfo%5B/url%5D">http://app.commonapp.org/index.cfm?APP=AppOnline&ACT=Display&DSP=CollegeInfo</a></p>