ED/EA question!!!!!!!!!!!!

[concretepencil94]

<p>Hi, if I apply ED to Johns Hopkins, can I also apply EA to Michigan? Or can I only apply to other schools RD.</p>

[xrCalico23]

<p>The best source to find this information is the colleges’ own admission websites. In this case, applying to both should be fine.</p>

<p>

Early Decision (ED) is an option that allows students who feel sure that Johns Hopkins is their first-choice college to apply before the regular deadline and to receive their admission decision early. If admitted, it’s also a contract to enroll…</p>

<p>The Early Decision agreement is binding, so you may not apply to any other school under an early decision plan. (You may still apply to other schools under a nonbinding early action plan.)

[Johns</a> Hopkins University Office of Undergraduate Admissions - Apply - Frequently Asked Questions - Early Decision](<a href=“http://apply.jhu.edu/apply/faq_early.html]Johns”>http://apply.jhu.edu/apply/faq_early.html)</p>

<p>Michigan didn’t state any restrictions in its early action policies.</p>

[zxch555]

<p>As a general definition, ED is binding, whereas EA is non-binding, and is just an earlier pool of admissions should you choose to submit during that time frame. You can apply to as many RD and EA schools as you want, but you may only apply ED to one school.</p>