<p>I just submitted at 11:57! Oh geez. I bet I made some stupid mistake while filling out the application. I almost submitted that I was going to graduate in 2016. Luckily I caught that, but it just made me think what other mistakes might I have made.</p>
<p>… And I’m not gonna bother rereading my application until Dec whatever.</p>
<p>I must remind myself to not wait until the last minute for my other applications.</p>
<p>oh yeah i know, my boss has already been giving me hell at Wendy’s for not clocking in at the right times</p>
<p>im thinking that a job over at the recycling center would be bettr for me, they dont care about when you come in</p>
<p>wow guys…</p>
<p>I can’t wait to get my deferral/rejection on Dec. 15th</p>
<p>Around December 15th – they won’t know the exact date until they’re through most of selection.</p>
<p>this might be a weird question…but around what time of day do you get deferral/rejection/acceptance by email when they come out?</p>
<p>MIT has not used email in the past for admissions decisions. Instead, there has been a website where applicants can log in with their MyMIT IDs, usually starting at noon EDT.</p>
<p>@ Mollie, Do the transfers find their result the same way as the freshman?</p>
<p>I don’t know, but I don’t believe so. The online decisions webpage is linked to an applicant’s MyMIT account, which transfers don’t have.</p>