List of Rolling and Non-Rolling Adm. Schools

[Stolenspatulas]

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Hello,

Does anyone have a list of rolling vs non-rolling schools?
I am applying to a lot of top schools and just want to make sure that I am maximizing my chances.

What I believe is correct / have so far for very competitive schools:

Harvard - NR
Johns Hopkins - R
Wash U - ?
Duke - NR
Yale - NR
Stanford - NR
Vanderbilt - R
U Chic - ?
Colombia - NR
Emory - ?
Pitt - R
Nwestern - ?
UCSF - ?
Upenn - ?
Cornell - NR

Can anyone help me?
THANKS, and GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE!

 

[ADeadLois]

"Non-rolling" is kind of misleading. It's still advantageous to submit your application early so you can get an interview slot.

 

[Haemulon]

"Non-rolling" is kind of misleading. It's still advantageous to submit your application early so you can get an interview slot.

Very true. Interviews can still be granted on a rolling basis even if admissions are not.

 

[agr285]

Northwestern is sort of rolling because they make admissions decisions twice in the cycle. I think once is sometime in late october/early november and the other time is in february/march

 

[Mr. Tee]

UCSF - R
UPenn - NR

 

[totalcommand]

Hello,

Does anyone have a list of rolling vs non-rolling schools?
I am applying to a lot of top schools and just want to make sure that I am maximizing my chances.

What I believe is correct / have so far for very competitive schools:

Harvard - NR
Johns Hopkins - R
Wash U - ?
Duke - NR
Yale - NR
Stanford - NR
Vanderbilt - R
U Chic - ?
Colombia - NR
Emory - ?
Pitt - R
Nwestern - ?
UCSF - ?
Upenn - ?
Cornell - NR

Can anyone help me?
THANKS, and GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE!

Is Stanford really NR?

 

[Mr. Tee]

I thought UCSF was non-rolling... my friend who got in last year said they look at ALL the applicants before handing out admissions

http://www.medschool.ucsf.edu/admissions/apply/index.aspx

Very last bullet point.