There are two schools that are neck and neck for my #1. One is a reach school and the other is a target school.
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There are two schools that are neck and neck for my #1. One is a reach school and the other is a target school.
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If you apply ED to a school and are then either waitlisted or denied admission, the stipulation that you have to attend that school if you are admitted IS WAIVED. That means that you're welcome to apply somewhere else via a binding decision program.
Good luck!
Hey! I was able to see that 7 sage has something covering this. It is titled "Should you apply to law school early decision" I invite you to read it just so you can make sure it fits your situation, but from what I gathered - getting the rejection technically means you longer have an ED app out, so you would be able to submit one at another school. I hope this was hopeful and good luck!
@SamuelRamirez Not sure why it was downvoted lmao, but I had some time and found what they said " If a school rejects you or defers you into the regular applicant pool—thus releasing you from your ED obligation—you can submit an early decision application to another school." I hope this was the answer you were looking for!!