<p>just wondering exactly how ED works cuz my senior friends seem to be horrified with the idea of early decision but i keep hearing good things about it and cornell accept 44% of ED (according to another post, dun remember which). </p>
<p>if u don’t get accepted applying ED, then what happens?</p>
<p>and if u DO get accepted applying ED, then what happens? what if you find out you didn’t get any financial aid and you can’t go without financial aid?</p>
<p>pros and cons?</p>
<p>btw, if anyone know anything about Cornell’s Hotel School, leave a comment. i am junior right now, kinda thinking of Hotel School since i am most likely going into business. and i read the attributes on their website. i feel that it fits my personality and ambitions really well.</p>
<p>thx.</p>
<p>if u dont get accepted ED, u either get deferred to the regular application pool or flat-out rejected</p>
<p>ED is a BINDING agreement. So if u get in EARLY Descision u are compelled to go to that school. U can only apply ED to one school. Don’t worry about financial aid when applying ED…if financial aid is TRULY a problem and u get accepted ED, but can’t attend do to the finacial problems, u will be released from the early descision agreement(this a pretty rare though)</p>
<p>-uhh yeah so dominate and be a savage !
-Dom Stat</p>
<p>does that mean the school will usually give you financial aid?</p>
<p>or do you (rpproductions1987) mean that most people are rich?</p>
<p>just want to clarify it. </p>
<p>thx for replying.</p>
<p>Don’t let financial aid discourage you from applying ED if u wanna because if you truly cannot afford to go to the college with their financial aid package then u are released from the ed-binding agreement.</p>
<p>The school(college) will calculate ur finacial aid package from ur FASFA form and ur family income(some complex way).</p>
<p>um…if u have time wanna rate “my chances” even if they don’t mean jack?
Dom stat</p>