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Okay is the first or second week of october too late to have my application complete.
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Many people submit their ERAS applications online as early as the first week of September. You don't need Dean's Letters to secure interviews. Some programs will offer you interviews just based on your ERAS application even when you don't have any letters uploaded into the system. If you get your letters uploaded sometime in October, that's fine.whispers said:Okay is the first or second week of october too late to have my application complete.
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It's spelt "vacillate"yaah said:...who vascillates over your personal statement for a year.
When Andy says "your ERAS application", he specifically means the Common Application Form (CAF) part of ERAS, which is like making up a curriculum vitae. In here you get to enter info about your personal and educational background, awards and honours, research experience etc.AndyMilonakis said:Some programs will offer you interviews just based on your ERAS application even when you don't have any letters uploaded into the system.
whispers said:thanks you guys :0)
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Yes. Why wait? You have very little control over what your letter-writers will do. Best get everything else in the moment you can.fatboy said:Should one submit their application Sept 1 if one has everything but 1-2 LOR?
The short answer is, waiting to submit your app won't help Think about it - if it's only your LoRs that are missing, then you're losing ground by not submitting the rest of your application materials. If programs re-download whenever they choose to re-download (this part of things doesn't make perfect rational sense), then your best bet is to maximize your availability, which means submitting early.fatboy said:I was told that programs may get confused in all the fracas and may not download or compile additional information once available. Is this true?