<p>wait, so the application isn't due tonight right?</p>
<p>tomorrow night, please?</p>
<p>thank you.</p>
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<p>"all online applications must be submitted by Midnight, January 1 (Pacific Time)."</p>
<p>Since midnight tonight is January first, that would mean that the application is due by midnight tonight. Luckily they're adding a second to the clock at 11:59:59, so you have extra time.</p>
<p>Make sure to submit it early: after 10pm everyone is going to be submitting their applications to every school in the country. Who knows if you'll be able to get on commonapp?</p>
<p>Bobby</p>
<p>LOL I like how to count that leap second as "extra time." Well every little bit counts I guess. But like rankinr said, I'd submit it a few hours early. The commonapp tends to slow down, and even though you won't be harshly docked for having it in a few minutes late, it's always better to make it in on time.</p>
<p>the common app website says its due the 1st. </p>
<p>that has always confused me. i mean, if things can be postmarked by tomorrow, then why can't the application go in tomorrow.</p>
<p>when i applied early to another school i was allowed to send it on that day.</p>
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Since midnight tonight is January first, that would mean that the application is due by midnight tonight.
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wrong. </p>
<p>the deadline is 11:59:59 PM on Jan 1, 2008. That makes it tomorrow night, not tonight.</p>
<p>Okay. I was just saying what Stanford's website said: that it's due tonight.</p>
<p>Midnight January 1 refers to the midnight following January 1. You don't say midnight tomorrow morning; you say midnight tonight.</p>
<p>okay, thank you for the clarification.</p>
<p>i was pretty sure its due tomorrow.</p>
<p>It's due tomorrow night.</p>