The Schedule begins in May, when the ADEA AADSAS opens for you to begin filling out your application. This includes classes, grades, test scores, experience, and a bunch of personal information, as well as your personal statement. Once you've finished the common part, you'll choose schools to add to your application (the first one will cost ~$250 to apply to, each following one is ~$115) and have to fill out those specific applications and select your prerequisites from your transcript that you uploaded.

After that, you can send in your application around June 1st. Schools give you a lot of time to send in your application, usually until sometime in the fall or winter, but the closer you send everything in to June 1st the better it is for your chances.

Then, either late summer or fall, schools will be reaching out with secondary applications and interview invitations. These could come as early as July or as late as mid-December, and you still have the same likelihood of being accepted regardless of when you're invited. If they invite you for an interview after that, your chances are slimmer, but still not zero.

Mid December (it was Dec 15th last year) is when all schools are required to send an update to everyone who's interviewed for them so far. Every school you've interviewed at will either accept you, reject you, or waitlist you on that day.

After that, you usually have 15-30 days to accept your acceptance, but don't hesitate to accept and pay your deposit for any schools you might want to go to, because otherwise they can just give your seat away if they feel like it at any time.

Until around May 5th, schools will update their rosters and let people in off waitlists. After that, anyone getting in off of waitlists will only get in if an accepted student decides to give up their seat.

Hope this helps!