What are acceptance letters like from rolling admissions colleges?

Do rolling admissions colleges send out acceptance letters as soon as they decide or do they batch them across a few dates? I'm trying to plan how long I'd need to wait post-application.

Rolling admissions colleges usually review applications in the order they are received and send out decisions as they are made, instead of waiting until a specific date to release all decisions. As a result, the speed at which you receive your decision can depend a lot on when you submit your application. If you apply very early in the admissions cycle, it's possible to hear back in a matter of a few weeks. But if you apply closer to the deadline, you might end up waiting a few months for your response.

However, remember that these timelines can vary widely from school to school. Some colleges with rolling admissions may send decisions every few weeks, while others might send them out more or less frequently. If you want a general idea of how long you might have to wait, I recommend checking the college's website or reaching out to their admissions office directly. They should be able to give you a rough estimate based on their past practices and the timing of your application.

Another point to note is that admissions offices can get busier near their deadlines, so responses might be slower during those periods. If you're eager to hear back soon, it could be a good idea to submit your application as early as possible. But do keep in mind the quality of your application is the most important, so don't rush it just to submit early.