Harvard's EA Policy - Confusion Never Stops

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<p>Harvard clarifies its EA Policy by Q&A

Frequently Asked Questions about Exceptions to Harvard’s Single Choice Policy:</p>

<p>•If I apply single choice early action to Harvard may I apply to another college’s Single Choice Early Action program?
No.
**•If I apply single choice early action to Harvard may I apply to another college’s Early Action program that is not single choice?
No.
**•If I apply single choice early action to Harvard may I apply to another college’s Early Decision program?
After students receive notification from Harvard’s Early Action program (around December 15), they are free to apply to any institution under any plan, including binding programs such as Early Decision II.
•If I apply single choice early action to Harvard may I apply to another school’s rolling admission program?
Yes. Students may apply to any college or university with a non-binding rolling admissions process.
•I am eligible for scholarships at my home state’s institution only if I apply Early Action. Am I allowed to apply to Harvard Single Choice Early Action as well as to my state school?
Yes.
•May I apply EA to another public institution if it is not in my home state?
Yes. Students may apply to any public college/university.
•I am also applying to colleges outside of the US – may I apply to them at the same time as I apply EA to Harvard?
Yes.
•May I apply to another college under its Regular Decision plan before I receive from Harvard the admissions decision on my Single Choice Early Action application?
Yes. You may apply in the fall to any institution under its Regular Action program. </p>

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[Harvard</a> College Admissions § Applying: Early Action](<a href=“http://www.admissions.college.harvard.edu/apply/application_process/early.html]Harvard”>http://www.admissions.college.harvard.edu/apply/application_process/early.html)</p>