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If early decision is still what I think it is, you can still go early decision. The only thing is that if you get accepted to that early decision school and you want to take their offer, you'll have to give up the other applications. But if that school is your #1, then it shouldn't be an issue for you, right?
If you've already e-submitted, then I'm afraid you're out of luck. See here under "post-submission changes".
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Early decision is nice, but it's certainly not the end of the world to do regular decision. I applied ED and when I interviewed there were several applicants there who had applied regular decision. They were accepted at the same time I was. I don't think applying ED dramatically improves your chances of getting in or anything like that either.
Im suprised you got your interview with applicants who were regular decision...dont ED get earlier interview dates?
That's what I thought too, but I was at the very first interview date and there were several regular decision applicants there. I have no idea how common that is though.
