schools w/ non-rolling admissions

[lisasimpson87]

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hey, as secondaries are starting to pile up im trying to prioritize and work on schools w/ rolling admissions first and put the rest on the back burner for awhile..i was also thinking of applying to a few more schools w/ non rolling admissions and was wondering if you guys knew of any off the topic of your heads? i don't have MSAR and i don't want to check the websites of hundreds of schools, plus i thought it might be a useful reference for other ppl trying to prioritize their apps as well. i know harvard and yale don't have rolling admissions...any other schools? i did a search and found a thread from a few years ago, but i thought things might have changed since then

 

[sunset823]

I had the same question, so from a preliminary look through AMCAS, the following are non-rolling:

- Harvard
- Yale
- Duke
- UPenn
- NYU
- Columbia
- University of New Mexico
- University of Missouri, Kansas City
- University of Arizona

 

[sicboy188]

I had the same question, so from a preliminary look through AMCAS, the following are non-rolling:

- Harvard
- Yale
- Duke
- UPenn
- NYU
- Columbia
- University of New Mexico
- University of Missouri, Kansas City
- University of Arizona

where in AMCAS did you find this? i know harvard is because the say is straight up in the secondary invite.

 

[TheWildcat08]

university of arizona DOES have rolling admission.
that's why they beat it into us every day to get our application in early or we might never attend medical school. i dont know about the others, but you might wanna double check them too.

 

[MilkmanAl]

Arkansas does not have rolling admission. They have 3 or maybe 4 dates on which they send out decisions en masse, and that's it.

 

[deleted74029]

Arkansas does not have rolling admission. They have 3 or maybe 4 dates on which they send out decisions en masse, and that's it.

Yeah I believe its 3 dates. With February 15 being the major day of reckoning, as thats when all rejections, waitlistings, and most of their acceptances go out.

 

[MilkmanAl]

Yeah, that's how it was last year. Dec., Jan., and Feb. 15 were the big days. Looks like it's Dec. 17, Jan. 17, and Feb. 20 this time around.