Is It “Easier” to Get In If You Apply Early Decision?
October 10, 2023
Everyone wants to do whatever they can to get into the college of their choice. Does applying Early Decision actually help the cause?
Everyone wants to do whatever they can to get into the college of their choice. Does applying Early Decision actually help the cause?
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