Deadlines for Common Application (CommonApp)

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Hello Everyone.

First of all, I would like to apologise for writing this post so late.

So, the college application filling period has begun. This period is important for every student. In this period, every student should take care of the deadlines. Although their are different deadlines for different universities, but the general deadlines are as follows -

  1. Early Decision deadline - Typically November 1
  2. Regular Decision deadline - Typically January 1
The deadlines of few universities are -

  • New York University - Early Decision : November 1 ; Regular Decision : January 1
  • Duke university - Early Decision : November 1 ; Regular Decision : January 3
  • Georgia Tech University - Early Action : October 15 ; Regular Decision : January1
  • Yale University - Early Action : November 1 ; Regular Decision : January 1
For more information about the deadlines, visit the CommonApp official website. 
Information about CommonApp Signup - 

  1. Create a CommonApp account.
  2. Select your colleges in which you want to apply. 
  3. Start filling your application and fill the correct information.
  4. Add the email ids of the councillor and ask the councillor to add the letter of  recommendation as early as possible. 
  5. Write the CommonApp essay properly. Essays do play an important role in college application.
  6. Submit your college application and pay the required fees for submitting the application.


If you want to have more info about the signup, visit the CommonApp official website.

All the best for your college application process!!!

Regards,
Nimit Sharma

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