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When do regular decisions come out 2024-2025?

Looking at the 2024-2025 cycle and wondering when regular decision results typically get released. Are there any trends or dates I should keep in mind for the upcoming admission cycle?

a year ago

Most colleges release their Regular Decision (RD) results by April 1st. However, it's crucial to note that this date can vary significantly depending on the institution in question. For some universities, especially those with Rolling Admissions, you might receive a decision much sooner after your application submission. Others may have specific dates in March when they release their decisions.

For instance, Ivy League schools traditionally release their decisions on "Ivy Day," which is often the last Thursday of March. All eight schools will release their decisions simultaneously on that day, often at 5 PM ET.

Other schools might have more sporadic release dates throughout March and early April. For instance, MIT has often released its decisions on "Pi Day," March 14 (3.14).

The best way to know a more precise date is by checking each college's admissions webpage closer to the time or contacting the admissions office directly. Some schools will provide specific release dates, others will give a general timeline, and some may not disclose the date until it arrives.

Please remember these dates are subject to change, and it's crucial to check the universities' websites or communications for the most updated and accurate information.

a year ago

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