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by acer_620_u » Wed Oct 12, 2011 4:04 pm
I am planning to apply for the Langone program. I missed the September deadline for Spring 2012 as I got delayed with the GMAT. If I apply during the rolling admissions period, are my chances of acceptance lower? Does applying later in this period (Sept 15 - Dec 1st) reduce the chances further?
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by essaysnark » Wed Oct 12, 2011 4:14 pm
Hi acer_620_u,

There's actually significantly fewer apps coming in for the spring start of the Langone program, so you should still have a good chance, even if applying now during the rolling portion of the process. In fact, the Langone P/T program gets fewer apps overall than the Stern F/T program, so an application submitted at *any* time still has pretty good chances, provided that you've got decent stats (GMAT/GPA) and your essays are strong. But you have an even better chance for spring. So, you should be in good shape! You shouldn't wait too long of course - they fill the class as they process the apps, and while there are sometimes still spots available on Dec. 1, your chances are stronger if you submit earlier.

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by FutureWorks » Thu Oct 13, 2011 9:05 pm
Hi acer_620_u,

Chances are stronger when applying in round 1 compared to round 2. Although that doesn’t mean in round 2 people don’t get selected given your application is equally strong. All the best!
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by nyutortureme » Tue Oct 18, 2011 8:34 am
Has anyone who applied by the deadline recieved a response yet?
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