Non-rolling schools...

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Is it worth it to hand in secondaries at this point (if you haven't already) to non-rolling schools? And does anyone know where to find a definitive list of which schools are not rolling. If not, let's make one here, eh? If there are any rolling schools that a late applicant might still have a shot at too, please let me know.

 

[IckeyShuffle]

harvard

 

[NammyBoy]

Out of the schools that I'm applying to, Harvard, Oregon and Cornell do not do rolling admissions.

~Nam

 

[ADeadLois]

Keep in mind that schools that claim to be non-rolling still give interview invites on a rolling basis. You should treat non-rolling schools no differently than rolling schools when considering secondaries. The non-rolling part of it is in when they accept or reject people after an interview.

 

[HumbleMD]

UPenn is also non-rolling. I feel like the more prestigious schools are non-rolling. Darned Ivies.

 

[rabok416]

Oklahoma is basically non-rolling.

 

[thejonqproject]

columbia is non-rolling?

 

[ryandote]

Utah is pretty much non-rolling. I hear the accept a few people in October every year, but after that everybody has to wait until March or so.

That could be hearsay.

 

[zimmie256]

Emory is non-rolling also (I think)

edit: Turns out I'm wrong about this, and Emory actually is rolling. Sorry for any confusion, folks!

 

[lilold3chordme]

Emory is non-rolling also (I think)

no, emory is rolling. their committee meets on scheduled days, i think once a month. they accept students and then put the rest back in the pile to be reviewed every subsequent month along with the new interviewees. they don't make a waiting list until march, though.


based on msar earliest acceptance dates (Feb 28 or later), it seems like these are the non-rolling schools: Yale, Harvard, U. of New Mexico, Duke, Penn

 

[zimmie256]

no, emory is rolling. their committee meets on scheduled days, i think once a month. they accept students and then put the rest back in the pile to be reviewed every subsequent month along with the new interviewees. they don't make a waiting list until march, though.


based on msar earliest acceptance dates (Feb 28 or later), it seems like these are the non-rolling schools: Yale, Harvard, U. of New Mexico, Duke, Penn

Well color me corrected, lilold... Thanks for setting the record straight! Cheers.

 

[lilold3chordme]

Well color me corrected, lilold... Thanks for setting the record straight! Cheers.

didn't mean to shoot you down, zimmie. i just have a big crush on emory and am hyper-aware of their process, that's all.

best of luck to you in all this madness. though it doesn't look like you need any luck, you're rockin' the **** already! cheers...