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Which way would you rather have it?

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rhyme wrote:
My mind totally misinterpreted the subject matter at hand when I saw the subject.


LOL, rhyme! and where did your mind wonder? ;)
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I would think that the FIFO model (first in, first out) method would be the best, and although this is implied when applying, I've rarely seen it used. I know of people who sent in their apps sooo early but then recieved word sooo late.

Basically, if you are one of the first to submit, you should also be one of the first to hear how you did - either a ding, an admit or even a deferred. as long as you don't wait 2 months biting your nails to heard about a ding.....

Schools should also have a set 'turn-around' time for applications. IE, when an application is submitted, it should be looked at/evaluated within the 1st week of submission in order to meet "general" requirements, and then the 2nd week should be more of this but the end of the 2nd week should bring word to the applicant - ding, admit, deferred.
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I think they should just let you know when they made up their mind. If you are accepted, dinged, waitlisted...whatever just tell us as soon as your mind is made up.
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rhyme wrote:
My mind totally misinterpreted the subject matter at hand when I saw the subject.


Let me just say - Great minds think alike :P
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The topic header is misleading indeed.. :-D

coming to the choice, I wouldn't mind how it arrives as long as it is an ADMIT..
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oh well ..thanks for making our day with the subject nervous ..: ) ...voted for ongoing. not sure how long i can take this eternal wait ...every sms from gmail makes my heart skip a beat .. :( wish I had completed all schools in R1, its hard to focus on R2 ...
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Nice topic for discussion nervous.

I will go with the 2nd choice - All admits should come on the same day as it normally is the case. Need not worry about it till the D-day.
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Is there a list of which schools use which method?
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Of the schools I applied to :

LBS - last day
Wharton - ongoing
Columbia - ongoing

Strategery wrote:
Is there a list of which schools use which method?
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Strategery wrote:
Is there a list of which schools use which method?


Duke and Ross typically release decisions on the same day
Kellogg lets applicants know on an ongoing basis
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I believe my schools are:

Stanford - last day
Berkeley - last day
UCLA - ongoing
Kellogg - ongoing

Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
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I voted for same day with the condition that schools contact you to let you know your application is complete a few weeks after the submit deadline. I don't mind waiting after that.
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