Knowledge is Power - EA/ED --> RD

Originally sent October 2022

It’s crunch time for our seniors! As each of them finalizes their early window applications this week, we wanted to let parents know why the early window of applications (Early Decision - previously discussed, but also Early Action) are tremendously beneficial.

If your high schooler can be on top of things and have their applications finalized already, strongly encourage them to submit early!

Summary of benefits:

  1. Knowledge is power - Knowing your application decision can drastically reduce the # of RD apps you have to submit

  2. Early apps help you maximize your merit scholarship options

In the back half of the video, we then discuss transitioning from Early Applications (due Nov. 1) to Regular applications (due Jan. 1) and how to smartly play that game (Hint: you’ll have an important risk/reward decision to make!)

Watch: Knowledge is Power - EA/ED --> RD
Time: 9 minutes, 0 seconds
For: Parents of HS Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen

To your college planning success,
Jack Delehey
Founder, CollegeConsulting.us

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