CollegeVine Expert FAQ

I'm considering applying to RISD via regular decision and I'm curious about their acceptance rate. Does anyone have insights on how competitive it is?

I'm debating whether to apply regular decision to all the schools on my list. What are the risks involved? Would I miss any opportunities by skipping early action or early decision?

How do the regular admission decision dates work for different colleges? I'm trying to plan my application timeline and want to understand when I might hear back.

I'm curious about when William and Mary sends out their regular decision notifications. Does anyone have experience with how long it takes for them to announce decisions after the deadline?

Does anyone have the regular decision deadline for College of William and Mary? I'm a little confused about when I need to have everything submitted.

I'm planning to apply to Yeshiva University but can't seem to find the regular decision application deadline. Does anyone know when it's due and if there's any flexibility with that date?

Does anyone know when Yale typically releases their regular decision results? I'm trying to prepare myself for the waiting game and would love to have an idea of when decisions might come out.

I'm considering applying to Rider University and want to know their regular decision deadline. How late can I submit my application, and is there any priority given to earlier submissions?

I'm waiting to hear back on my Yale application and feeling kind of anxious. Does anyone know when Yale typically releases their regular decision results?

I've heard of Ivy Day when talking about Ivy League schools, but I'm not entirely sure what it means. Is it just when regular decision results come out, or is there more to it?

I've heard a bit about rolling admissions, but I don't quite get how it's different from the regular decision process. Does one get you results faster, or is it mostly the same thing?

I've been thinking a lot about my application strategy, and regular decision seems less stressful because I have more time, but is it seen as less strategic or smart to not apply early?

I'm interested in applying to Wake Forest, but I'm not sure if they have a rolling admissions option or if it's only regular decision. Does anyone know which one they offer?

A lot of my friends are going for early action or early decision, and I'm wondering if there's anything wrong or risky about just sticking with regular decision applications. Is that considered unusua …

If I'm not ready to commit to a school, is regular decision a better choice over early action? I'm trying to understand if there are any benefits to waiting for the regular decision timeline instead.

I'm feeling a bit torn between applying early decision or waiting for regular for my top choice school. Are there significant advantages to going with early decision, or is it better to play it safe w …

I'm thinking about applying early action to a couple of schools but I'm not sure if it's okay to also submit a regular decision application for other schools or even the same school. What's the genera …

I'm planning on applying to Howard University for regular decision and I'm really curious about when they'll be releasing the results. Does anyone know the typical timeline or if it's posted on their …

I'm planning to apply to Howard University regular decision and was curious about when the results are typically released. Knowing the date would really help me manage my expectations and stress level …

I'm wondering about the general timeline for regular decision results. How long does it typically take for a college to get back to you after you apply regular decision?