D3 Athletic for Merit Scholarship?

Momof2024S
Sun, 10 Dec 2023 20:22:13 +0000

ED requires not only your student’s commitment, but also requires the parent and High School counselor to sign the application. While not legally binding, breaking n ED contract for anything other than financial hardship i.e., you simply not being able to afford it versus you got a better deal elsewhere, can have pretty significant consequences.
In some cases the school where you breached your ED agreement can contact the new school and you can possibly lose admissions to both. Your student and in some cases even the school can be black listed by an institution for lack of integrity.
Unless 100% certain that is the school you want to attend AND you can afford full ticket, it is better not to do ED.