| By Alita (Alita) on Sunday, October 03, 2004 - 04:35 pm: Edit |
All of my schools are early decision, except for two. Harvard is Early Action Single Choice, and Georgetown is Early Action Multiple Choice. I have decided not to apply early decision for financial reasons and because I just dont know exactly where I want to go. I am applying to Georgetown Early Action. Can I apply to Harvard early action also, or is this not allowed? One college book said I could, and the other said I could not. I dont know what to think. Help!
| By Northstarmom (Northstarmom) on Sunday, October 03, 2004 - 04:42 pm: Edit |
If you apply EA to Harvard, you can't apply EA or ED elsewhere. You can check the rules on Harvard's site.
A year or two ago, Harvard allowed students to apply EA there and ED/EA elsewhere and this caused a big mess. This included some students who, after they got a Harvard acceptance, tried to back out of ED commitments elsewhere.
Incidentally, when Harvard learned they had been accepted ED elsewhere, it rescinded their Harvard admissions.
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