CaptainSaru

From the FAQ on their department website: "We start reviewing applications in late October or early November. Admissions decisions may be made on a rolling basis as applications are received, so there may be an advantage to applying early." It doesn't sound as definitive as I remembered but they mention it in a couple other questions too. In any case, it doesn't really seem like they really have rolling admissions. Hopefully you hear back soon!

Has anyone heard from from University of Washington on Notre Dame? I've already been accepted to other schools that I'd rather go to so I don't really care if I'm rejected or not. It'd just be nice to know at this point.

I think I've read that it's common for international students to get accepted later. Good luck!

UM-Ann Arbor: February 22-23; March 22-23 University of Chicago: February 7-9; February 21-23 University of Washington: February 21-23; March 7-9 UW-Madison: February 15-17; March 8-10 Yale: March 7-8; March 28-29 Columbia: February 8-10; March 8-10 Northwestern: March 15-17; March 22-24 (On the department website) UCSF: January 27 - 28, and February 3 - 4 (this is assuming that the interview serves as the visiting weekend because why fly candidates out twice when interviews are required) Rice: Feb 7 -9 UC Santa Barbara - Feb 21 -23 Caltech: March 7-9; March 21-23 UC Berkeley: March 1-2; March 8-9; March 15-16 (expect Stanford's visit to be the day before Cal's - they always coordinate visits) UCLA: February 21-23, March 14-16  Georgia Tech: January 24-26, February 28-March 2 Colorado State: February 15-17, March 8-10  USC: Feburary 8-9 Princeton: February 22-23, March 1-2, March 15-16 UT Austin: February 22-23, March 22-23  UCSD: February 8-9, March 1-2 CU-Boulder: February 28-March 2; March 14-16 UPenn: Feb 22-23 (Open house/ interview weekend) Harvard: March 14-16 (department of chemistry & chemical biology CCB) Texas A&M: March 1-2 Ohio State: February 15-16, March 8-9 University of Notre Dame: February 21-23, March 7-9 University of Pittsburgh: February 22-24, March 29-31 University of Oregon: March 1-2 Purdue: March 1-2

Well I just heard back from Purdue. Got accepted.

Yeah I'm questioning whether or not they actually do have rolling admissions though. All of their acceptances and rejects from previous years seem to have been around the end of January or beginning of February.

They also say they have rolling admissions