The University of Michigan Ross School of Business continues to streamline and improve the transparency of MBA admissions by piloting a new process that will release unsuccessful applicants from Rounds 1 and 2 before the official Round 2 notification date on March 13th to give them more time to make other plans for the fall.
Admissions Director Soojin Kwon posted this diagram on her blog to help illustrate the change:
credit: University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business
“This is not to say that all applicants who weren’t invited to interview will be denied early,” Kwon clarifies. “If you weren’t invited to interview and you don’t receive an early release notification, you will be notified on the regular notification date.”
The admissions committee plans to send out the early deny notifications by the end of this week (February 27).
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