Rolling starting intake dates refer to a process by which we accept applications and admit students on an ongoing basis, rather than just at fixed points in time (e.g., once a year or once a semester). In a rolling admission process, applications are typically reviewed as they are received, and decisions on admission are made on a continuous basis until all spots in the programme are filled.
This means that there is no hard deadline for submitting an application, and students can apply and receive a decision at any point during the admissions cycle. One advantage of rolling admission is that it can provide more flexibility: you can apply and receive a decision sooner, which can be especially helpful for those who are eager to start their studies or who may have missed the deadline for other programmes.
However, it's important to note that rolling admission does not necessarily mean that the application requirements or criteria are less stringent. Applicants are still expected to meet the same standards as those applying through a more traditional admission process.
Additionally, rolling admission may mean that some spots in the programme are filled earlier than others, so it's important for applicants to submit their application as soon as possible if they are interested in being considered for all available spots.
