Undergraduate Admission:

Regular Decision: This is the most common admission session for undergraduate programs. The application deadline is usually around January or February, and admission decisions are typically released in March or April.

Early Action/Early Decision:

Some institutions offer early admission programs, where students can submit their applications earlier than the regular deadline. Early Action programs are non-binding, meaning students can apply to multiple institutions and still have until the regular deadline to make their final decision. Early Decision programs are binding, requiring students to attend the institution if accepted. Deadlines for these programs can range from November to December.

Graduate Admission:

Graduate programs often have different admission schedules, and it’s best to check with each institution for specific deadlines. Generally, graduate admissions operate on a rolling basis, meaning applications are accepted and reviewed throughout the year until all spots are filled. It’s recommended to apply well in advance of the desired start date to ensure consideration for financial aid and scholarships.

It’s important to note that these are general guidelines, and each institution may have its own specific admission sessions, deadlines, and requirements. It’s always advisable to visit the official websites of the institutions you’re interested in to get accurate and up-to-date information regarding their admission sessions.