New Feature Admissions Statistics pages now shows the LATEST date in addition to the earliest

Thanks to our wonderful Supporting Members (@Supporting Member+ (Lifetime) and @Supporting Member) we've been able to do more development on our Admissions Statistics pages and we added the "Latest" date to our Acceptance Data pages. (previously it only showed the earliest date)

I hope this new feature is very helpful to people!

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Our Admissions Statistics pages have a TON of great info for Supporting Members such as:

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Thanks again to our Supporting Members who make developing these new features possible! :)
 
Thanks a lot! It's very helpful! But for many other schools' statistics pages, the "lasted decision notification date" shows the date of Spring application.
 
Yes I noticed USC does that. The only way to fix that that I can think of would be to have a separate choice in the database for spring admission for USC. Then there'd be a different admissions statistics page.

OR to have separate date fields for spring admission applications.
 
What I'll probably do in the future is have one film school listing in the film school review database instead of broken down by program and then on the admissions statistics page have a pulldown where you can choose admissions statistics for all programs or each individual program.

Then we'd need to have a separate choice for USC spring when logging the application.

I'll for sure consider doing this with the next version of the system.

Thanks again for pointing it out.
 
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