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May 4, 2022

Harvard MBA Deadlines for the Class of 2025

Are you already planning your application strategy for Harvard Business School? Then get out your calendar, because the Harvard MBA deadlines for the 2022-2023 admissions season have been announced!

ROUND 1

Application due: September 7, 2022
Decision released: December 8, 2022

ROUND 2

Application due: January 4, 2023
Decision released: March 29, 2023

All applications are due at 12 noon EST on the day of the deadline. Therefore, Class of 2025 applications received after September 7, 2022, will be considered in Round 2. Consequently, applications received after January 4, 2023, will not be considered.

The Class of 2025 application will open in June 2022.

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