A student applying Early Decision (ED) to their top-choice university should be aware of which critical implication?
A
They are guaranteed admission if their application meets minimum criteria.
B
They must withdraw all other college applications if admitted and enroll.
C
Their application will be automatically considered for merit scholarships.
D
They can defer their enrollment for up to two years without penalty.
✓ Correct Answer: Option B
Early Decision is a binding commitment. If admitted, the student is expected to withdraw other applications and enroll, making it a serious choice for their absolute top-choice school.
💡 Why is B) the correct answer?
The correct answer to the question "A student applying Early Decision (ED) to their top-choice university should be aware of which critical implication?" is Option B: They must withdraw all other college applications if admitted and enroll..
The other options — A) They are guaranteed admission if their application meets minimum criteria., C) Their application will be automatically considered for merit scholarships., D) They can defer their enrollment for up to two years without penalty. — are incorrect for this College Advising question. As explained above: Early Decision is a binding commitment. If admitted, the student is expected to withdraw other applications and enroll, making it a serious choice for their absolute top-choice school.
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