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@BCassie • 3 years ago •
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ED 1 or ED 2?

I'm planning on applying to some extremely competitive schools next year. I know one in particular that I want to apply Early Decision to, but I'm worried that I won't have all the materials I need. I'm pretty happy with my ACT score, and I'm retaking the SAT later this year, but I'm also doing a senior capstone project that most likely won't be completed until my second semester next year. I want to be able to submit my capstone as supplementary material, especially because it relates so heavily to my intended major, but I've heard that ED 1 has higher acceptance rates than ED 2. I may be able to submit the capstone later, though. I've sent an email to my regional admissions rep asking about it, but in the meantime, any advice?

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@QueenAriee • 3 years ago

On the occasion that you get deferred/waitlisted you should definitely send in your capstone. Otherwise I think you should try ED 1(btw you can only apply to one school ED, so make sure to choose wisely)

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@BCassie🎤 • 3 years ago

Alright, thank you!

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