Roll...or Drop?

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Well, if they really are going to do rolling admissions, it's a good bet that EA notifications would begin this week. Otherwise, considering that the last date for EA notification is only three weeks away (DEC 23 - as noted on all review emails), there won't be much roll to the "rolling". Then, it would just be a "drop". LOL I can't imagine many candidate parents want to hear news on the 23rd. That would either be the best Holiday ever - or, wellllll, not so much. *Yikes*
 
Hi @CGFAM ! Is this a new poll? I'll play!
30% roll
70% drop
Comments field: More like a trickle starting this week, and then the floodgates open 12/23!
 
HCopter said:
Hi @CGFAM ! Is this a new poll? I'll play!
30% roll
70% drop
Comments field: More like a trickle starting this week, and then the floodgates open 12/23!
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Agree. I think there may be some notifications this week, some next week but the majority on the 23rd. It will either be a great Christmas or dismal.
 
I stand by my statement from before. At AIM, the Admission's Officer said all EA decisions will come out on 23 December. But who really knows???
 
In the admissions partners video they stated rolling admissions, however I have heard from several people that the admissions officers at various events have stated a drop on the 23. Seems like they stated rolling at the beginning so that a few appointments could be made to incredible applicants or special circumstances and most of them will be given on the 23rd. Just my thoughts though we don’t know for sure.
 
TexasAggie204 said:
I stand by my statement from before. At AIM, the Admission's Officer said all EA decisions will come out on 23 December. But who really knows???
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That is strange because at both the AIM event and Genesis event we attended they said it would be rolling.
 
They said the same at AIM Session 1 this summer and Bears Day on 11/22. I sat with our AO at lunch at Bears Day but I couldn't get him to divulge anything additional. ;)
 
I would bet 10% - 20% to fill desired outcomes and the remaining 80% - 90% to the masses.
 
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