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How does Early Decision II (ED II) primarily differ from Early Decision I (ED I) in the college admissions timeline?

A ED II applications are non-binding, unlike ED I.
B ED II offers a later application deadline and notification date than ED I.
C ED II allows students to apply to multiple ED II schools.
D ED II is exclusively for transfer students.

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

Both ED I and ED II are binding agreements. The key difference is that ED II provides a second binding early application option with a later submission deadline and notification date, typically in January or February, after ED I decisions.

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