Major business schools are setting their new deadlines for MBA applications for the upcoming 2017 Admissions. Although there are still schools that have not yet announced new deadlines (we will be updating this list on a daily basis as they come in), enough of the more selective schools have weighed in to follow up on new dates.
It is not surprising, perhaps, that the deadlines for the first dates are earlier than ever, once again. For example, the deadline for the first round of the Harvard Business School is now September 7, the earliest deadline and two days before last year's cut-off date, as well as before the deadline of September 21 At the Graduate School of Stanford University. Deal. The Yale School of Management reached its first term for two days and also until September 14. Last year, Stanford, MIT Sloan and the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School all rolled up their first deadlines for candidates who want to enter those prestigious MBA programs.
It usually takes two to three months to hear back from a school with the verdict of your application. Despite the September 7 deadline for HBS, the school says candidates will not receive a decision until three full months later on Dec. 14. Stanford will notify the applicants in their first round in December (the GSB is no more accurate than that).
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