A program with earlier deadlines and earlier notification dates than the regular admissions process. Students who apply to an early action program do not commit to attending the school if admitted, unlike an early decision program. Ivy League schools do not allow you to apply to more than one Ivy early action.

Early action is an optional admission process offered by some universities and colleges. Students can apply to the school earlier and receive a more rapid response on their application. Early action a [..]

Early action (EA) is a non-binding form of early admission to college. Students admitted in an early action program usually have until May 1 to decide if they will attend a specific college or univers [..]

An admission plan that allows students to apply and be notified of an admission decision well in advance of the regular notification dates. If admitted, the candidate must submit a room or tuition dep [..]

n. acción anticipada (or temprana)

A program offered by some colleges and universities that allows students to submit their applications early, typically in November or December, and receive decisions early, usually in mid- or late December. Students are not required to accept the admissions offer and have until May 1 to decide. Although some schools allow international students to [..]

A college admission policy that allows applicants to apply and receive notice of their admission early. Applicants accepted under early action are not under a binding agreement to attend that school and may submit applications to other schools.

Early application process where students can apply early and receive early notification of acceptance into a particular college. Early action decisions are non-binding, meaning students do not have to commit to attending school.

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Admissions process offered at some colleges that allows students to apply by an early deadline (usually in October or November); the college will notify the student much earlier if they are accepted ( [..]

An application process in which a student can apply to an institution and receive a decision in advance of the normal response dates in the spring. The student is not committed to enroll at the institution under Early Action.

A program with earlier deadlines and earlier notification dates than the regular admissions process. Students who apply to an early action program do not commit to attending the school if admitted, un [..]

Nonbinding plan that requires an athlete to submit his or her application in early fall (usually by November 1 or 15).The college lets the student know whether he or she is accepted by early January, [..]

permits you to apply to a college or university of your choice and receive a decision early in the senior year, well in advance of the normal spring response dates. Though you will hear early regardin [..]

Early action deadlines are different from early decision deadlines because students are not required to enroll at the college if they are accepted. For this reason we suggest students aim for this dea [..]

An admissions process with earlier deadlines and earlier notification dates than the regular admissions process. Students who apply to an early action program do not commit to attending the school if admitted, as they must do if they apply to an Early Decision program. Ivy League schools do not allow you to apply to more than one Ivy League early a [..]

A process whereby an application is submitted and a decision is received early in the senior year. Usually application for Early Action is made by November 1 and decisions are sent by mid-December. Early action is a non-binding plan; students will not receive a financial aid package until April, the same time as regular decision applicants. Student [..]

An early admission process to schools that demonstrates a stronger desire to attend. This also allows for an earlier decision to be made by the school.

A program that gives special consideration to a student who applies for admission by a specified date, usually in early fall. Students are not obligated to enroll if admitted (also known as early noti [..]

An admission plan offered by some highly selective colleges which allows the most qualified students the comfort of a letter of acceptances in December. The student does not have to withdraw other applications and does not have to accept or refuse the EA offer of admission until May 1.