Early Binding Decision
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Early Binding Decision
Does applying for (and being accepted through) an early binding decision reduce the amount of scholarship money you may receive?
Re: Early Binding Decision
Consensus answer always used to be yeah, it probably does. It’s been a long time since I applied to law school though. At the very least you’re eliminating your ability to bargain using better offers.
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Re: Early Binding Decision
Yes, you'll definitely see less scholarship money on average if you apply ED. Binding decisions and merit aid do the same thing: get people to matriculate. If any law school kept their financial-aid process walled from their admissions process, which is the only way to ensure that ED admits get the same consideration as everyone else, they would say so.
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Re: Early Binding Decision
Thanks everyone!
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