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JPJ July2021
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Hi everyone! I've been following the forum but this is the first time I'm posting. I'm not planning on applying until next fall after completing either the June or September LSAT but I was wondering how big of a boost one receives from applying ED? I want to apply ED to Georgetown. I'm also concerned about not getting enough financial aid because the school no longer has the incentive to give it to an ED applicant. Does anyone know if there is that big of a difference between a financial aid package for a regular vs. ED applicant or are these claims exaggerated? Thanks
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Hi @Emily2122 ,
According to this post (https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/applying-to-law-school-to-ed-or-not-to-ed ) by PowerScore, Georgetown is one of the schools that seem to treat ED Applications no differently.