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On average, for those who are accepted, it takes 45 calendar days between application submission and an acceptance decision being rendered:
The admissions committee takes the least amount of time to render acceptance decisions for candidates who apply in February, March, and April as it seeks to finalize the class. It takes the most amount of time to render decisions for applicants that apply in October, November, and December. This is likely due to disruptions caused by the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year breaks:
We've also analyzed:
- When candidates hear they've been rejected
- The number of days it takes to receive an interview invite
- The number of days it takes interviewers to submit feedback
- The number of days it takes to receive a decision after the interview
- The day of the week that decisions are most likely to be released
- How long it takes to get off the waitlist
You can read the entire post here.
The admissions committee takes the least amount of time to render acceptance decisions for candidates who apply in February, March, and April as it seeks to finalize the class. It takes the most amount of time to render decisions for applicants that apply in October, November, and December. This is likely due to disruptions caused by the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year breaks:
We've also analyzed:
- When candidates hear they've been rejected
- The number of days it takes to receive an interview invite
- The number of days it takes interviewers to submit feedback
- The number of days it takes to receive a decision after the interview
- The day of the week that decisions are most likely to be released
- How long it takes to get off the waitlist
You can read the entire post here.
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