Quick Answer: If you were deferred from MIT Early Action, you still have a real chance at acceptance. MIT defers 64-72% of early applicants, and approximately 5-8% of deferred students are admitted in Regular Decision. The key difference? What you submit through MIT’s February Update Form, which opens in late
If your student was recently deferred, you’re not alone. With early applications at an all-time high, deferrals are becoming one of the most common outcomes of the 2025 admissions cycle, especially at highly selective colleges. It can feel confusing and discouraging to receive a “maybe” instead of a “yes,” and
Table of Contents Quick Answer: Learning how to write a LOCI (Letter of Continued Interest) is essential after a deferral. Send your LOCI within 1-2 weeks of your deferral decision, keep it to 200-300 words, and include three key elements: reaffirm your genuine interest, share meaningful updates that strengthen your
In recent years, the number of students submitting college applications in Early Decision and Early Action admissions cycles has increased. Many students believe that applying early leads to a better chance of acceptance.
