Hey guys,
I did a bit of research from last year's draft and if it's any indication of what will happen this year here is what I found:
The draft was on a Tuesday (similar to ours tomorrow), it started in the morning and ran through the end of the day (I think it ended at around 4pm last year). No schools made any calls before the draft. The afternoon after the draft Last year, one school (Tepper) began calling applicants that were awarded the fellowship THAT very Tuesday afternoon at around 5pm. A few other schools including Darden, Yale, Ross, and Tuck (plus others I think) made the calls the Wed and Thursday after the draft informing those that were selected for fellowship. However, SOME schools including UCLA and McCombs waited to make calls until a week after the draft (and in UCLA's case specifically, some were informed about admission + fellowship up to 2-3 weeks after the draft). So don't freak out if you don't get a call tomorrow afternoon.
Other notes:
1. If you are not awarded a fellowship, the school will NOT call you to tell you about admission until the rest of applicants find out (see respective program's website for exact date). You will have to wait even though they KNOW if you are admitted or not as of today.
2. if you are not awarded fellowship, you must wait until ALL of the schools make an admission decision before the consortium awards you membership (which carries most benefits less the fellow title).
I hope that answers a few questions that you all may have. If you have other questions let me know and I can try to answer based on my Sunday afternoon consortium research project LOL. Good luck tomorrow everybody.
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