Hello everyone! So I applied early action to a couple schools and the suspense is killing me. Does anyone know when those early action decisions usually comes out? Thanks for any insights you guys can share.
The early action decisions timeline differs from school to school, but most universities try to get decisions out by mid-December. This allows applicants enough time to consider their options before regular decision applications are due in January. However, some schools may take longer, particularly if they've had a high volume of early action submissions, potentially releasing decisions around late December or even early January.
Keep an eye on your email and the university's admissions website for specific updates. They often announce decision release dates to keep applicants in the loop. Remember to check your spam folder too, just in case any communications end up there. And, remember to keep occupied in the meantime! The waiting game can be nerve-wracking indeed, but finding activities to distract you can really help.
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