Hey everyone, I'm getting a bit nervous for my early action applications. I know the specific date varies, but can someone tell me when early action results generally come out? I'm trying to mentally prepare myself for the decision.
Hey there! It's normal to feel nervous as decision day approaches. While the exact date for Early Action (EA) decisions can vary depending on the college, you can generally expect decisions to be released between mid-December and mid-January. Some colleges may release decisions on a specific date, while others might have a rolling decision notification, meaning they release decisions gradually over a span of time.
To better prepare yourself, you can check each college's website or admissions portal to see if they have any specific information regarding EA decision release. Social media platforms, like college forums or subreddits, might also provide some insights from previous years' applicants.
As you wait for your decisions, it's a good idea to keep focusing on your academics and extracurriculars, as well as any remaining regular decision applications you may be working on. Remember that regardless of the outcome, applying early action is a valuable experience, and there are many great colleges and opportunities available. Best of luck!
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