Early decision is a binding admission process where students commit to attending a particular college if accepted, typically applying by a deadline in November. If admitted, students must withdraw applications to other schools and are often notified of their acceptance earlier than regular applicants. This option can be advantageous for students who are certain about their first-choice school, but it may limit their ability to compare financial aid offers from multiple institutions.
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general macArthur was not willing to invade North Korea A+
Which statement best describes the Dred Scott v. Sanford Supreme Court decision?
what were two important parts of early roman life
okay here are 2 facts about him 1 = hes mexican 2 = hes got a long name there are two facts about him
he was married to micheal in about 1960 and a another one is that he was born in 1932
= Early child hood = = Childhood Facts = = Family = = Education = = Early child hood = = Childhood Facts = = Family = = Education =
Some facts about the Barack Obama, the President of the United States, are that he was born in the state of Hawaii. He is also the first President that is African American.
I don't think so. Early decision usually expects you to come because that is the reason why early decision was made, to ensure students coming that year UNLESS that early decision is unbinding. Do more research, if it's binding, then you have to go. (I'm assuming college)
Early decision is binding and early action just lets you know if you got into the college sooner but you can still choose to go somewhere else.
To make a good decision - you need ALL the facts......... but if in doubt don't.
Some good sentences for facts are: You should get all the facts before making a decision. Math facts are fun to learn. The facts show that the earth is round. Facts are not opinions.
the early historical facts of georgia are the first known inhabitants,exploration,settlement,and colonial days
NoT anymore
The cast of Early Decision - 2014 includes: Ben Estus as Jake Eston Fung as Setphen
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historical facts