EDP

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Is there an "earliest date" an EDP applicant can get an acceptance offer?

 

[Doctor-S]

Is there an "earliest date" an EDP applicant can get an acceptance offer?

Here is the EDP information from the AAMC website:

https://students-residents.aamc.org/applying-medical-school/article/early-decision-program/

To apply through the EDP, applicants must follow these guidelines:

• Apply to only one U.S. medical school by the stated deadline date (August 1 for schools that participate in AMCAS);
• Not to apply through the EDP if they have already submitted an initial or secondary application (AMCAS or non-AMCAS) to a U.S. medical school for the current entering class.
• Attend only this school if offered a place under the EDP.

If these guidelines are met, applicants will be notified of the school's admission decision by October 1.

If not accepted under the EDP, applicants will automatically be placed in the regular applicant pool by the school and may then apply to additional schools. EDP regulations apply to both AMCAS and non-AMCAS participating schools. Not all medical schools offer admission through the EDP; check medical schools' admission requirements to verify a school's participation.

 

[Catalystik]

Is there an "earliest date" an EDP applicant can get an acceptance offer?

As you can see, OP, an "earliest" date isn't mentioned. Only the latest date.

 

[candbgirl]

I think there was a thread here last week where someone e applying EDP had already been rejected. Maybe do a search and see if it pops up.

I found the thread. It’s titled REJECTED!