<p>I would guess alphabetically by last name. Is yours toward the end of the alphabet. does your email look correct in the management system?</p>
<p>Well, my first name is towards the end and my last name is in the middle of the alphabet. My email looks like everybody else’s.</p>
<p>My last name starts with W but I received pretty early.@bsalum </p>
<p>I hope it isn’t the accept/defer/deny theory. Oh boy. </p>
<p>It can also be a deny/defer/accept order… </p>
<p>Everyone post the time you received the email so we can try to figure out the order Dartmouth used to send it. I got it at 4:52 ET</p>
<p>First name R</p>
<p>Last name A</p>
<p>4:52 ET Last name: L
First Name : Z</p>
<p>Post your last and first name initial as well</p>
<p>4:52
Last name: P
First name: K</p>
<p>4:52 last name W first name T</p>
<p>4:52 ET
Last name: L
First name: B
Loc: Cali</p>
<p>To be honest… dont you guys think we have way to many people getting the email early?.. I dont think the the theory is valid</p>
<p>4:52 EST
Last name: L
First name: R</p>
<p>It doesn’t seem like it was sent out alphabetically, but we don’t really have any indication that it was sent out based on acceptances/deferrals/denials </p>
<p>@jessicalyu The weird part is that I got my email at 5:27 pm, which is really weird.</p>
<p>4:52 EST
Last name: D
First name: L</p>
<p>4:52 EST
Last name: O
First name: S</p>
<p>@An1100345 Maybe you got in???!!!
Or another probability would be that they send everyone who they have made a decision or whose application they have reviewed first and leave the other ones to send later.</p>
<p>4:52 EST
Last name: J
First name: S</p>
<p>3:52 CST
First:B
Last:C</p>