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by elizaanne » Mon Aug 11, 2014 10:10 pm
I am applying for my J.D.-MBA for the fall of 2015 and had some questions about the process. I wanted to apply as soon as possible, but some schools for round 1 applications have deposit deadlines that are earlier that I would hear back from the law school. Does anyone know how strict those deposit deadlines are and if they make exceptions for people who are applying for joint degrees?
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by Dozie@VeritasPrep » Tue Aug 26, 2014 1:51 pm
I would always assume most deadlines are strict in the application process especially considering so much is automated these days. Conflicting deadlines is one of the challenges of the process especially when you're applying to diff program types. Since this is very much a school by school and case by case decision I would reach out the schools for guidance and inquire if they're is any wiggle room if not you may want to prioritize your application strategy so you can minimize the amount of difficult decisions you have to make.
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