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First and second batch
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The first batch was "mailed out" on June 23rd.For this application cycle, what day is considered first batch and what is considered second batch?
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No.Does the chance get smaller for second batch ?
keep in mind that while some ppl already e-submitted and mailed out, they may still lack some part of the application (ie DAT score and/or LORs). These people will not be reviewed until everything is ready. I'm curious as to how much effort people put into their personal statement when they submitted so early. :-/
...I'm curious as to how much effort people put into their personal statement when they submitted so early. :-/
I'm sure many who were applying knew about the personal statement before applications opened up and so they had it prepared well ahead of time. At least I did anyways.
keep in mind that while some ppl already e-submitted and mailed out, they may still lack some part of the application (ie DAT score and/or LORs). These people will not be reviewed until everything is ready. I'm curious as to how much effort people put into their personal statement when they submitted so early. :-/
I think anyone who really does their homework about the whole process
wouldn't leave their statement for the last minute. Or securing letters for that matter. Certainly not everyone has a complete file, but you don't have to look far to find some users here who are kicking back now with complete files, fees paid, and working on secondaries.