The Week Ahead: MBA Decisions & Deadlines, March 30-April 3, 2020
Welcome back to the series, The Week Ahead, in which we provide a brief rundown of what is happening in MBA admissions this week!
Decisions Roll out Among Late Round Deadlines
Round 1 is now behind us; Round 2 is now fully underway, with several decision deadlines this week. Round 3 deadlines are looming. The application deadlines listed are up-to-date as of this writing, but with the rapid changes caused by COVID-19, please confirm all deadlines on each school’s site. Some programs are also being flexible with respect to test score submissions.
Tuesday, March 31, Harvard, MIT / Sloan, USC / Marshall, Washington / Foster and London Business School are scheduled to release their Round 2 decisions.
Wednesday, April 1, NYU / Stern has its initial notification deadline for Round 3.
Thursday, April 2, Stanford GSB is scheduled to release its Round 2 decisions. Chicago / Booth and Berkeley / Haas have their Round 3 deadlines.
Friday, April 3, Oxford / Saïd has its Stage 4 deadline.
How “The Wires” Can Help
Visit MBA LiveWire for the latest “buzz” about MBA admissions, including interview invitations and decision notifications. There are 5 Ways MBA LiveWire Helps You Navigate Admissions.
Access MBA ApplyWire to explore the application strategies of fellow candidates. Add your plan and get quick feedback on your profile.
Explore MBA DecisionWire to see how your target MBA programs stack up with their peer schools based on previous candidates’ choices. The filter option is available for registered users.
Browse MBA VisitWire to learn about your target programs from your fellow candidates’ campus visit experiences. Don’t forget to add your report once you make a trip!
That’s all for this week! Good luck to everyone.
About the Author
Lauren Wakal
Lauren Wakal has been covering the MBA admissions space for more than a decade, from in-depth business school profiles to weekly breaking news and more.
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