What is the fundamental difference between Early Action (EA) and Restricted Early Action (REA) application plans?

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B) REA prohibits applying to other early programs, while EA typically does not.. Restricted Early Action (also known as Single-Choice Early Action) is non-binding but prevents applicants from applying to other private universities' Early Action or Early Decision programs. Early Action is generally non-restrictive.

What is the fundamental difference between Early Action (EA) and Restricted Early Action (REA) application plans?

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

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