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I think most schools are fairly strict about releasing only on their published date. Makes sense as a policy too, since a rolling acceptance policy could freak out some of the applicants.
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I would agree that most schools stick strictly to the deadlines.
I know LBS releases its decisions to some applicants ahead of the deadline. Not sure why. They get a personal phone call (I didn't
). I'm guessing these are candidates the school really wants to get into the program and therefore they get special treatment.
I know LBS releases its decisions to some applicants ahead of the deadline. Not sure why. They get a personal phone call (I didn't
). I'm guessing these are candidates the school really wants to get into the program and therefore they get special treatment.MBAvolunteers - Application feedback in exchange for a donation to a non-profit
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