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We get that question a lot, Amanda. Ultimately, answering it is up to you — but we can help you make an informed choice!
What even is Early Decision?
Early Decision (sometimes called ED, or EDI and EDII; more on that later!) is a binding early application process — meaning that if you apply Early Decision, you're committed to attending if you're admitted.
What even is Early Decision?
Early Decision (sometimes called ED, or EDI and EDII; more on that later!) is a binding early application process — meaning that if you apply Early Decision, you're committed to attending if you're admitted.
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As its name might suggest, the Early Decision application deadline is, well, earlier than other notification plans — but so is your admissions decision! NYU offers two Early Decision options. Both are given equal consideration and result in binding admissions decisions; the only differences are the deadlines and decision notification dates:
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