AADSAS submission date - difference between Jun 1st and 8th?

[shaken not stirred]

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Hi everyone,

Is there any difference between submitting the application in the first week of June and doing so in the second week of June? (or the last week of June for that matter?) Will the ADCOMS receive the 1st week ones sooner than the later ones?

 

[Carbohydrates]

No

 

[DC206R]

Nothing.

 

[JLT223]

0

 

[Alpha Centauri]

When is the threshold to the point where you will see a difference in application processing? Mid-End june, or beginning of July, etc

 

[Carbohydrates]

When is the threshold to the point where you will see a difference in application processing? Mid-End june, or beginning of July, etc

Probably end of august, september area

 

[sharkteethdentist]

some say pre or post labor day.

 

[Alpha Centauri]

Probably end of august, september area

Seems like a lot of people are worrying for nothing then... So say I don't actually hit submit on my AADSAS until August 1st (few days after my DAT is taken), I am still considered pretty early?

 

[Carbohydrates]

Seems like a lot of people are worrying for nothing then... So say I don't actually hit submit on my AADSAS until August 1st (few days after my DAT is taken), I am still considered pretty early?

Technically, not "pretty early", but not super late late either.
BUT, I would not recommend doing that. Since once you submit, it will take 4-6 weeks for your GPA to be verify by AADSAS before it will be send out to the school. So the earlier you get your application in, the better.
Even if you have killer stats, I won't advice on doing this either.
Don't wait until your DAT is taken. Once you take your DAT, the score will be uploaded to the site.

 

[Alpha Centauri]

Technically, not "pretty early", but not super late late either.
BUT, I would not recommend doing that. Since once you submit, it will take 4-6 weeks for your GPA to be verify by AADSAS before it will be send out to the school. So the earlier you get your application in, the better.
Even if you have killer stats, I won't advice on doing this either.
Don't wait until your DAT is taken. Once you take your DAT, the score will be uploaded to the site.

Cool. I hate waiting last minute. I really hope I don't end up making a stupid mistake I wasn't aware of when doing the GPA input. So if there's even one mismatched word they delay my entire application and I have to retype the coursework? Or do they just charge me a fee and fix it for me after a delay

 

[Carbohydrates]

Cool. I hate waiting last minute. I really hope I don't end up making a stupid mistake I wasn't aware of when doing the GPA input. So if there's even one mismatched word they delay my entire application and I have to retype the coursework? Or do they just charge me a fee and fix it for me after a delay

I did not have problem with mine, so I couldn't say this for sure. But from what I've learned, that if it's a tiny mistake, they will fix it.
But if you make several mistakes and such, they will un-submit your application for you to fix it yourself.
I say you should get an official transcript, and input it as it is in the transcript to make sure you dont make mistakes.

 

[htorres89]

Technically, not "pretty early", but not super late late either.
BUT, I would not recommend doing that. Since once you submit, it will take 4-6 weeks for your GPA to be verify by AADSAS before it will be send out to the school. So the earlier you get your application in, the better.
Even if you have killer stats, I won't advice on doing this either.
Don't wait until your DAT is taken. Once you take your DAT, the score will be uploaded to the site.

What about LOR's? I am still waiting on my Letters of Recommendation from a few people. Would you recommend I still submit it in to AADSAS now?

 

[JLT223]

Yes don't wait for letters they take a long time to be uploaded.

 

[Roy Williams]

Yes don't wait for letters they take a long time to be uploaded.

Not really. Mine were uploaded within the hour after they were sent. I guess unless you physically mail them in or something.