<p>does anyone know if you are allowed to apply EA to schools if you apply ED to somewhere already? its kind of random but ive never really been 100% sure and i was hoping someone knew that is going to be applying ED as well!</p>
<p>Most you can, but there are a few where you can’t.</p>
<p>Some schools have SCEA. I know Stanford and Yale do and I think another top school has that.</p>
<p>Also, Georgetown says you can’t apply ED anywhere if you apply EA there, but you can apply EA to other schools.</p>
<p>oh ok thanks thats good to know! i was going to wait to RD everywhere but my ed school but thats good to know i can ea to my other top choices!</p>
<p>I kind of want to get out of NY. UChicago is still technically my first choice but Washington D.C. is my FIRST choice.</p>
<p>i am totally with you CSIHSIS i am so done with new york. i want to move down south, and experience a new type of culture and people! plus, i really want to lose my long island accent lol</p>
<p>uh, what RD? Or is that a typo?</p>
<p>lol, classic Descuff</p>
<p>@tennis625 I feel the same way, except… opposite, haha. Can’t wait to get out of this <em>bleep</em> they call “The South” 
Literally everything around me is Tea Party influenced (so it seems), that I have literally been called a radical liberal for my moderate views. Plus, it’s too darn hot. Yankeeville, here I come… honestly the only school I’m seriously considering in the South is Vanderbilt, with USC (yeah, USC is South Carolina down here) being my back up.</p>
<p>I’m applying to Vanderbilt and Emory in the south. (And UNC and Duke if you count those)</p>
<p>Honestly, the only reason I’m applying to Emory is cause there is a studio that takes interns in Atlanta that sounds like my dream job and would give me the boost necessary for a life in that industry…</p>
<p>I know, it’s a dumb reason.</p>
<p>Emory? You mean Coca-Cola University? I thought its campus was really nice.</p>
<p>…no football team though.</p>
<p>Oh, you visited? I feel like I won’t get a chance unless I get in and it becomes one of my top choices, cause I really have no reason to go to Georgia other than to visit that one school.</p>
<p>I really do not care if they have a football team. I dont even really understand how football works anyway.</p>
<p>Vanderbilt’s campus is gorgeous, but the only thing is that is in Nashville which could be good because there would be a lot to do there, but in a way bad because it’s not a college town, if that is what you want.</p>
<p>Also, I don’t understand why people just go to a certain college because of football/basketball. U of Kentucky gets tons of out of staters specfically becuase they want to go to the games. I just don’t get it lol.</p>
<p>And @benfster, I’m orginally from NJ but moved to KY at 11 and hate it. I too, have been called a radical socialist for just moderate views.</p>
<p>Im visiting duke and unc the end of june and georgetown uva and a few others early july. Im pretty sire its a bad idea for me to see duke since im in love with it based on pictures i swaer idek what im gonna do if i dont get in</p>
<p>@alwaysleah yea, I visited. I actually flew down (only like a 2 hr flight for me) and then flew straight from there to Mich. The campus is soooo pretty, and the surrounding area is very nice too.</p>
<p>@MysticalKites I, and plenty of other college applicants, are huge sports fans. Having a school which I can root for is a big bonus. I would pick a school like Mich over a school like Emory because their difference in academics is negligible but Mich has more school spirit and a sports team I can root for for the rest of my life. Choosing a college solely based on school sports is ridiculous, however.</p>
<p>It’s nice that it’s “soooo pretty.” I’m kinda worried about fitting in at southern schools like Duke, Vandy, Emory, and UNC cause I’m really… Californian. </p>
<p>Maybe they’ll all reject me and I won’t have to worry about it 
though I am applying to Bama as my backup backup backup school… Always good to have a full ride in my back pocket, ya know?</p>
<p>Random but… I’m applying to Oxford and for an economics major Calc BC is required before matriculation. AB, which I’m taking next year, is a prereq to BC at my school. Does anyone know how to self study BC while taking AB? Or should I just do Calc 1 and Calc 2 at a CC?</p>
<p>I think the only one you might have trouble with is UNC because there are so many in staters. Even though those schools are in the South they have a lot of students from other parts of the country, so you won’t get a “deep South” feeling at any of them. If you go too far off campus at some of those schools you might get into some trouble though.</p>
<p>Yeah, I’m mostly applying to UNC cause public health is one of the majors I’m considering and they’re really good at it. But I’m kinda borderline, I might not end up applying.</p>
<p>I don’t think I’m gonna apply to UNC. I feel like I could get the same college experience at UVA or Mich, but UNC is harder to get into and is worse for the fields I’m interested in.</p>
<p>So does anyone have a limit on how many schools they can apply to by parents?</p>