Early Action Deadline is not a type of graduate application deadline. The other three options are commonly used types of graduate application deadlines.

The popularity of a graduate program is the primary factor that determines its application deadline. More popular programs typically have earlier deadlines to accommodate the high volume of applications.

Missing a graduate application deadline typically results in automatic rejection of the application. The other options may apply in certain circumstances, but automatic rejection is the most common consequence.

Flexibility in choosing program start date is not a benefit of submitting a graduate application before the deadline. The other options are common benefits of early application.

A rolling deadline in graduate admissions is designed to accommodate late applications. It allows applicants to submit their applications after the initial deadline, but their applications are reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis.

Submitting an incomplete application is not a strategy for meeting a graduate application deadline. It is important to complete all required sections of the application before submitting it.

The typical range of graduate application deadlines for fall admission is December-February. However, this can vary depending on the program and institution.

Program's accreditation status is not a factor that typically affects the graduate application deadline. The other options can influence the deadline.

A priority deadline in graduate admissions is designed to encourage early applications. It gives applicants an advantage in the admissions process by allowing their applications to be reviewed first.

Flexibility in choosing program start date is not a benefit of submitting a graduate application on time. The other options are common benefits of timely application.

A final deadline in graduate admissions is designed to ensure equal consideration for all applicants. It gives all applicants the same amount of time to submit their applications and be considered for admission.

Submitting an incomplete application is not a strategy for meeting a graduate application deadline. It is important to complete all required sections of the application before submitting it.

The typical range of graduate application deadlines for spring admission is September-November. However, this can vary depending on the program and institution.

Program's accreditation status is not a factor that typically affects the graduate application deadline. The other options can influence the deadline.

A rolling deadline in graduate admissions is designed to accommodate late applications. It allows applicants to submit their applications after the initial deadline, but their applications are reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis.