Violating Early Decision

[6XLGroup]

So say i applied early decision to a college, then the stock market crashed (very possible) and i couldn't pay all that money and wanted to opt out of my ED contract, what penalties/consequences do i face?

 

[SirFryanator]

I think its different for every college? mabye I'm retarded.

you should ask.

 

[6XLGroup]

bermp

 

[Commonwealth]

I think that there is a $500 fine.

 

[Commonwealth]

It could be any amount, I just remember seeing that on some of my applications.

 

[6XLGroup]

so thats not that bad i guess, u can just pay the fine and go to a school that accepts u regular decision?

 

[MEGAZORD]

Your highschool gets blacklisted and wont be allowed to place anymore students on ED at that school.

Its really your counselor who gets the shit end, not so much you.

 

[dope-fiend]

execution and before you die they chop off your balls and feed them too you true story

 

[6XLGroup]

do you know this or do u think this?

 

[VT_FLO]

well i thought that you personally would get blacklisted, and the shit would go to you and they would let other colleges know

 

[Mike34113]

i think that you have a very hard time getting into other colleges b/c they will see that you backed out on an early decision and that is a big no no in the college app world

 

[Hannah.]

did u send a deposit i think they just keep it?

 

[J-Wallz]

you could always find a loop-hole in the ED and exploit it

 

[MEGAZORD]

Ask your counselor. It may have changed in the past few years.