So You're Going ED/EA/SCEA? Where to?

[WealthOfInformation]

<p>List the school(s) where you're sending Early applications.</p>

[enderkin]

<p>Yale - SCEA.</p>

[ace009711]

<p>Stanford - SCEA</p>

[flybyzephyr]

<p>Johns Hopkins - EA</p>

[bobmallet1]

<p>^Johns Hopkins has ED, not EA</p>

[sgtpepper08]

<p>notre dame- EA.</p>

[flybyzephyr]

<p>whoops, mistype :-p i'm brain dead from working on my app. last night.</p>

[thekristin1129]

<p>Cornell- ED</p>

[lostinbalt]

<p>MIT - EA
Johns Hopkins - ED</p>

[hec2008]

<p>Georgetown EA
Boston College EA</p>

[russiasaurus]

<p>Middlebury - ED
Beloit - EA
Knox - EA</p>

[Menagerie]

<p>Wellesley - ED</p>

[DukeBlueDevils]

<p>Stanford-SCEA</p>

[mairoula517]

<p>Vassar- ED</p>

[bobmallet1]

<p>["lostinbalt"]IT - EA
Johns Hopkins - ED

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You can't apply to somewhere ED and EA at the same time... At least I think</p>

[cory123]

<p>mit - ea
chicago - ea
michigan - er</p>

<p>^ yes, you can</p>

[davnasca]

<p>Chicago!!!</p>

[copefan5]

<p>Dartmouth ED</p>

[akalboy]

<p>You're allowed to apply to a school ED and then EA schools unless the school specifically says you can not.</p>

<p>And for me:
University of Chicago EA</p>

[hpamdu89]

<p>Penn-ED
Michigan-Early Response
Indiana-Rolling
Wisconsin-probably submitting soon; rolling.</p>