<p>@Tastycles</p>
<p>Kindly add those date-times in IST to the list and repost.</p>
<p>carleton college ： on or before 15 April</p>
<p>1st March. Decisions are creeping closer, and I am getting very excited and nervous at the same time :D</p>
<p>Let’s do it guys!</p>
<p>Lets do what, Tiz? :P</p>
<p>get ALL the acceptances! ;)</p>
<p>Anyways, your name reminds me of cauliflower :o</p>
<p>There’s nothing WE can do about it, really. At this point.</p>
<p>What we can do is come here and report <b><i>all</i></b> the acceptances :D</p>
<p>“Cauliflower” eh? Your name reminds me of rain. Drizzle-Tizzle</p>
<p>you mean ALL the acceptances?</p>
<p>Drizzle? Never though of that before 
But sounds nice :D</p>
<p>Stop showing off 
I just haven’t discovered formatting yet!</p>
<p>Tizzle-Drizzle…yeah, that’s right RainBoy :P</p>
<p>~~~
MIT
March 15, 0030
Harvard
Columbia
Princeton
Brown
Cornell
Dartmouth
UPenn
Yale
March 30, 0330
Stanford
April 2, 0430
<p>MIT usually releases RD decisions on Pi Day, so 3/14 1:59. I am not sure where the 3/15 came from though.</p>
<p>^ That’s converted into IST. 3/14 EST becomes 3/15 00:30 IST.</p>
<p>^ Indian Standard Time</p>
<p>EDIT: Didn’t notice there was a third page, :P</p>
<p>but ppl … by 11th march usa will start using daylight saving time… so i guess we need to add only 9.5 hours…( btw harvard has written ET and not EST so… ) so i guess MIT on 14th March 2330 and IVYs on 30th March 0230 ? right or not</p>
<p>This whole concept of Daylight Savings time confuses me :P</p>
<p>@Dolphin</p>
<p>Yes, very confusing! But it’s not like we’ll not be refreshing our email every 2 seconds at 2.30 AM too, so hardly matters :P</p>
<p>yeah… thats true too…!! :)</p>
<p>@Vader
True. Haha.</p>
<p>Amherst: Released via Mail March 27th, emails sent
American: April 1st
Bard: Decisions mailed March 26th (internationals emailed same date)
Bates: mailed March 26th, arrived in NJ on 28th–did not send email
Barnard:Mailed March 24th (is this date correct?)
Boston College: Decisions Mailed March 25th
Boston University: Decisions released online March 25th or 26th
Bowdoin College: Mailed March 27th, If you don’t receive decision by April 2nd, call the Admissions Office
Brandeis University: Decisions Mailed 3/20
Brown: March 29th 5 PM EST online
Bryn Mawr: March 21st online (4 PM EST)
Bucknell: Decisions will be mailed March March 22, online March 23rd
Caltech: mailed March 6th
Carleton College: Mailed March 21
Carnegie Mellon: Posted online March 23 (at night) Mailed March 24th (first mailing- mailing done in waves)
Case Western: Online March 28th
University of Chicago: Released 3/19. Check online athttp://uncommonapplication.uchicago.edu
Claremont McKenna: online here March 26th @ 5PM Pacific Daylight Time (8PM Eastern Daylight Time), mailed by April 1
Colby: mailed March 26th, online March 28th
Colgate: decisions mailed no later than Wednesday, March 26th
Colorado College: “Late March”
Columbia: Monday March 29th after 5pm ET (online)
Cooper Union: Mailed before 3/31
Connecticut College: Mailed March 27th
Cornell: March 29th after 5pm ET (online)
Dartmouth: On 3/29th at 5PM EDT or later ONLINE (here). Dartmouth will email when your decision is available, but not what it is (you have to log in for that).
Davidson: March 27th
Duke: Released March 30th (online)
Elon: March 15th
Emory: April 1st, decisions online at 7PM
Florida State University: April 2nd
Franklin and Marshall: Online March 25th
Furman: March 15th
Georgetown: Decisions sent by mail on March 27th
George Washington: Snail mailed March 26th, online at 5PM same day
Grinnell: April 1st or late March
Hamilton: Decisions will be physically mailed Friday March 28th, and they were released online after 5PM EST on Saturday March 29th.
Hampshire: April 1st
Harvard: March 29th after 5pm ET (email)
Harvey Mudd: Letters Mailed March 27th
Haverford: Decision mailed March 24th
Holy Cross: Decisions mailed on March 27th.
Johns Hopkins: April 1st (email)
Kenyon: decision mailed March 21st
Lafayette: Decisions mailed March 26th.
Lehigh: Sent by postal mail on March 22nd
Macalester: March 30th (Friend already got acceptance on 21st)
Middlebury: March 28th mailed, March 29th online
MIT: March 15th at noon EST
Mount Holyoke:available online on March 21st
Muhlenberg: Mailed ca. March 14 or 15
Northeastern: e-mailed March 19th/20th
Northwestern: Released March 25th at 8PM (online)
Notre Dame: Mailed March 27th
NYU: Mailed March 24th
Oberlin: Mailed March 26th
Occidental: March 25th mailed
Olin: Decisions mailed March 21st (UPS overnight for acceptees), available online March 24th at 10pm EST
Pepperdine: April 1st
Pomona: Mailed March 28th
Princeton: March 29th at 5PM EDT (online)
Reed: Decisions emailed 3-27, Snailmailed 3/28
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute: March 10
Rice: Released March 25th at 5PM Eastern Daylight Time via online site & email
Sarah Lawrence: Mailed April 1st
St. Lawrence: Mailed March 21st
Scripps: Mailed March 25th, available over the phone since March 26th
Skidmore: March 27th mailed
Smith: March 21st online at 4-5 PM EST
Stanford: April 1 (possibly 3/30 because they have traditionally been released the Friday before April)
Swarthmore: Mailed March 27th, Internationals were emailed starting March 28th
Syracuse: March 15th
Trinity (CT): Mailed before April 1st
Tufts: Online Decisions available on March 31st via TAMS
Tulane: March 2nd by mail
UCB: March 27th online at 4PM
UCI: online March 1st
UCLA: March 20th
UCSB: Released March 17th
UCSC:Released March 15th
UCSD: Released March 15th
UGA: April 1st
UMass: Mid-March through April
UMiami: March 15th- March 22nd
UMichigan: Mid April
Union College (NY): Decisions mailed March 19th for presidential scholars, non-presidential scholar decisions mailed March 24th. ( February 1st for ED 2 applicants )
University of Texas at Austin: April 1st (Some decisions out)
UNC: March 20th
UPenn: March 29th (online)
URichmond: Letters Mailed March 22nd
USC: Letters Mailed March 28th
UT Austin: Late February early March.
UWisconsin: Rolling, up to March 15th; after March 15th for deferred students
UVA: March 28th, 6:00 pm EST (online, email and letter sent out at same time)
Vanderbilt: Mailed March 28th
Vassar: Mailed March 27th, internationals emailed starting March 28th
Villanova: Decisions were posted online March 20
Virginia Commonwealth University: April 1st
Wake Forest: April 1st
Washington University in St. Louis: March 13th (late afternoon, online)
Wellesley: March 26th mailed
Wesleyan: Decisions mailed March 27th
Wheaton MA: Online March 25th
Whitman: April 1st
William & Mary: In-State decisions mailed March 19; Out-of-State decisions mailed March 31
Williams: Decisions began mailing on March 25th, batches of mailing (over several days) may be occurring, internationals emailed starting April 1st
Wittenberg: April 1stApril 1st
Wooster: April 1st
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI): March 12nd
Yale: March 29th (online)</p>
<p>MyHandisDolphin</p>
<p>May be reading this would help you understand the concept of Daylight Saving. </p>
<p>[Daylight</a> saving time - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia](<a href=“http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daylight_saving_time]Daylight”>Daylight saving time - Wikipedia)</p>
<p>[Daylight</a> Saving Time](<a href=“http://www.calendar-updates.com/info/holidays/us/dst.aspx]Daylight”>Daylight Saving Time)</p>
<p>Actualy, anialways and MHIAD, here’s something more visual to understand DST : [Daylight</a> Saving Time Explained - YouTube](<a href=“http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84aWtseb2-4&hd=1]Daylight”>Daylight Saving Time Explained - YouTube)</p>
<p>It’s fun as well 
</p>