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[quote=Anonymous]Continuing: No, it is not a common type of offer, it is the only type of offer if applying through the early admissions process; he can still apply through the standard, or regular, process which should result in an offer of admission for the upcoming school year, a denial, or a waitlist/deferred response.

Different admissions application for early admission. (Early admission places more emphasis on brains & intellect based on GPA & GRE/GMAT scores than on reason for wanting to earn an MBA. Therefore, it is to your son's advantage to apply for early entry/delayed entry as his strengths are his grades, scores, and class rank.)

The Yale Silver Scholars Program is different in that the student attends Yale's MBA program for one year immediately after graduation from undergrad school, then works for a couple of years, then returns to Yale's MBA program for the final year.

Harvard 2+2

Stanford Deferred Enrollment

Chicago-Booth Scholars Program

Northwestern-Kellogg Future Leaders

Columbia Deferred Enrollmnt

UCAl-Berkeley Accelerated Access

MIT-Sloan Early Access

(Not sure, but Penn-Wharton early program may only be open to Penn undergrads)

Typically, early admission programs allow flexibility as the student determines when to start the MBA program after a working a minimum of 2 years or max of 5 years--but check each early admissions/deferred admissions program for that programs requirements and allowances as they do vary school to school.[/quote]

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