what happens to late AMCAS applications?

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I realize that this certainly varies by school, but is there a pattern? Do most public schools put each new application at the bottom of the pile while private research schools filter for strong applicants, or something?

@gyngyn said something recently about modern software playing a large role in late applicants' potential for review at a certain school. I'm interested in learning more about this. If they are filtered, are they picked out mostly by stats or can other factors also be "read" by softwares?

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Anything submitted past June 2nd tags the application with "SDN unapproved."
 
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Every school probably processes applications in their own way. Late applications still get looked at, it's just that your chances of an interview/acceptance are higher when there are more open seats available.
 
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