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Benefit to appplying earlier in a round?

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by MBALA2009 » Wed Dec 10, 2008 8:31 am
Other than perhaps not getting caught in the mass of applications submitted right before a round deadline, is there any tangible benefit to applying earlier within a round?

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by Jay Allen » Wed Dec 10, 2008 8:49 am
Obviously, if a school accepts rolling admissions, than the earlier the better. At almost every program with a standard deadline, the admissions officials have been explicit that applying early in a round has no effect on an applicant's chances. We've found this to be true.

I will say that many applicants find they run out of time at the last minute. Make sure you leave enough time to have your final drafts thoroughly proofread and polished...


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