Rolling admission means that when students sign up, the admissions office will start to evaluate them and enroll them until they are full. That is to say, as long as your education meets the basic requirements for their admission, they will send you an admission notice soon after you apply, unlike some universities, which have to wait until all the applications are finally received, and then slowly compare each applicant to see who is better and then admit who. On the other hand, even if your qualifications are good, if you are almost full before you register, you may not be admitted, so the sooner you register, the better.

A circular foundation is a bit like a rolling foundation. As soon as you sign up, you start to evaluate the admission, but you allocate the admission and choose the best applicant from each allocation, so the applicant still has to compete with other applicants, not to say that your conditions can reach a certain index.

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