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30 Aug 2017, 19:26
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I think I only have time to submit a few applications by Round 1, and am thinking about saving the rest for Round 2. Is this allowed?
How about if I get admitted to a school, and accept the offer to join? Can I still apply in Round 2 to other schools just to see if I can get into a better school? I poked around and could not find this explicitly answered.
Thank you!
How about if I get admitted to a school, and accept the offer to join? Can I still apply in Round 2 to other schools just to see if I can get into a better school? I poked around and could not find this explicitly answered.
Thank you!
30 Aug 2017, 23:49
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I think I only have time to submit a few applications by Round 1, and am thinking about saving the rest for Round 2. Is this allowed?
How about if I get admitted to a school, and accept the offer to join? Can I still apply in Round 2 to other schools just to see if I can get into a better school? I poked around and could not find this explicitly answered.
Thank you!
How about if I get admitted to a school, and accept the offer to join? Can I still apply in Round 2 to other schools just to see if I can get into a better school? I poked around and could not find this explicitly answered.
Thank you!
Hi calibanswar123 ,
Welcome to GMATClub
You can apply to any college in any round irrespective of whether you have applied in the previous round.
Let's say I apply to Harvard in R1, I am open to apply to any other colleges in R2.
To answer your second question, yes it is also true. You can still apply to other colleges before making a final call.
All the best.
31 Aug 2017, 03:06
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Yes, you can apply to certain schools in Round 1 and to other schools in Round 2.
Regarding your 2nd question, I think it's not recommended to accept the school offer after being admitted and then not enrolling eventually (especially if money is involved). If possible, try to delay your decision and ask the school for more time before making a commitment and accepting the admission offer.
Try to plan your applications strategy carefully based on the schools deadlines - most schools publish the dates for releasing decisions, as you can see here: https://aringo.com/mba-current-deadlines/
Regarding your 2nd question, I think it's not recommended to accept the school offer after being admitted and then not enrolling eventually (especially if money is involved). If possible, try to delay your decision and ask the school for more time before making a commitment and accepting the admission offer.
Try to plan your applications strategy carefully based on the schools deadlines - most schools publish the dates for releasing decisions, as you can see here: https://aringo.com/mba-current-deadlines/
