Frequently Asked Questions

No. Once you have submitted your application, it is considered final. We understand that you may want to share updated grades or achievements, but all applications are evaluated on the basis of the materials submitted at the time of submission.

We do not discuss application results with prospective students. You cannot apply to the same program for the same term if you have already received a decision, but you can apply for a later term.

Yes, you can defer for up to one academic year. To request a deferral, first accept the offer of admission and (if you are a master’s candidate) pay the tuition deposit. You can find a Deferral Request Form in your application portal.

Your request must be approved by the program that offered you admission. Please allow up to one week for your deferral request to be reviewed.

You will be notified by email that a decision is available to be viewed online. You will need to log into your application to view the actual decision, and you won’t receive a letter by mail.

Decisions are released on a rolling basis; you’ll receive an email notification when your decision is available.