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by Cinji18 » Sun Oct 17, 2010 8:30 am
I'm applying to a school that has an application deadline on Dec. 1, 2010. Admissions claims that they send out acceptance notifications about a month after all application materials are received. However, this is not my top choice school. My top choice school has a deadline on Jan.15, 2011, and sends out notifications on April 1, 2011. My question is how long do schools wait for a response? Will the school with the earlier deadline be willing to wait until April for me to respond to it?
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by julie_shah » Mon Oct 18, 2010 8:18 am
Unfortunately, there's no clear answer to your question. Has the school that releases decisions earlier posted a deadline for you to accept an offer of admission? (If they release decisions around Jan 1, then they should give you a few weeks or maybe a month to let them know?)

Whether or not the school will extend the deadline completely depends on the school - some schools may provide a short extension. But, from my experience, I think it's rare for a school to give you three additional months to make a decision. If you'd rather wait for your top choice school, then maybe you should apply in a later round where you can consider your offers together and make a decision?

But, the best answer to your question about extensions would have to come from the admissions office.

Good luck!

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