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What is the primary distinction between Early Decision (ED) and Early Action (EA) application plans?

A ED allows students to apply to multiple binding programs, while EA does not.
B ED is a binding agreement to enroll if admitted, whereas EA is non-binding.
C ED offers significantly more financial aid than EA for all students.
D ED has a later application deadline than EA, offering more preparation time.

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

Early Decision is a binding agreement where a student commits to attending if admitted, whereas Early Action is non-binding, allowing students to apply early and receive a decision without commitment.

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