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Want to study at the college of your dreams? An early action or early decision application plan can increase your chances of getting your foot in the door. 🚪
Submitting your college applications earlier can mean that you’ve already received a letter of acceptance when your classmates are still working on their requirements to meet the regular application deadline. But before jumping on the bandwagon, here’s the 101 on early action vs early decision to see which pathway is a better match. ✅
Read on to sort out the early action vs early decision dilemma! 👇
- What is Early Action (EA)? 🤔
- What is Early Decision (ED)? 🤔
- What Are the Differences Between Early Action and Early Decision? ⚖️
- Advantages of Applying to College Early ✔️
- Downsides of Early Action and Early Decision 👎
- Early Action vs Early Decision: Which Should You Choose?
- Frequently Asked Questions: Early Action vs Early Decision: What’s the Difference?