Date of Birth format for Academic Application

That depends on what application you are completing. I suggest you ask the person or institution requiring you to do the application.

Welcome to the forums, Carlin.  Let's see if we can figure it out ....

When I select that field in the application I am presented with a drop-down for month-day-year.  I'm thinking there should not be formatting issues.  Are you seeing something different?

I'm not seeing that drop-down. Might be something on my end? When I type it in in the mm/dd/yyyy format and submit it doesn't accept it. It just does the red 'is required' thing, as if it wasn't there.

Can you post a screen shot of what you are seeing?  (Use the paper clip icon to attach the image.)  Also, include the link to the page.

Here it is with the birthday half typed in after attempting to enter it already

If I were to click on anything else, the field would clear itself.

Here is the link.

In your first screen shot it shows the format as mm/dd/yyyy ... in your second shot you have specified month 28. I believe Logos is only available on earth which uses a system with a maximum month of 12 ....[;)]

I tested it and when I click on it a calendar opens where I can scroll to my birth date and click on it.

Carlin,

the format will be mm/dd/yyyy that you should type into the field. That is, month as a 2 digits followed by a forward slash, then a 2 digit day followed by a forward slash, then a 4 digit year.

Does that help?

I put it in the wrong order that time, but the same thing happens when I get it right.

Edit: Trying a different browser worked. Definitely something to do with my own browser. Thanks guys.

Any chance numlock is not on?

can you post a screen shot of the right order?  Deferring to MJ

Trying a different browser worked. Definitely something to do with my own browser. Thanks guys.

Happy it worked out, Carlin. 

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