<p>I’m saying that they’re making it sound like if I apply there, and am accepted, I am required to attend, like how early decision is. I’m going to apply to other schools for EA, so I don’t want the application to be binding. The article makes it sound like that, but I assume it isn’t. Also, it seems like the general consensus that the rigor of your undergrad, and your undergrad school & major, aren’t really factors in law school submissions. Supposedly a 3.0 in engineering at Princeton is looked upon worse than a 3.9 in underwater basket weaving at a no name state school. Does history have a bad rep? I have more of an interest in history, but I know JMC has an excellent reputation.</p>