If you submitted early college applications, some decisions are rolling in now (some won’t come until later). You’re no doubt doing a happy dance if you were accepted, scratching your head if you were deferred, and nursing your wounds if you were denied. Regardless of your situation, we’ve got tips about what you need to do now. We’ll cover acceptances and denials this week, and deferrals next week. Remember – it isn’t truly over until you’ve arrived at college next fall!
IF YOU WERE ACCEPTED:
1. Share the happy news with your high school counselor and your recommenders and thank them.
2. If you applied EARLY DECISION, and you have received your financial aid package, and you have read all the fine print, and you can afford to attend, then you are bound to accept the college’s offer and you should do the following:
3. If you applied EARLY DECISION, and you have NOT have received your financial aid package at the same time, sit tight because you do not have to withdraw your other applications until you have received your financial aid package. When you do receive your financial aid package, read it carefully, including the fine print. If you cannot afford to attend, nobody can force you to attend, and you are also free to submit new applications in that scenario. You must let your ED school know if you cannot afford to attend. Do not abuse this process.
4. If you applied EARLY ACTION, then you have some decisions of your own to make because you are not bound to accept the college’s offer.
IF YOU WERE DENIED:
Next week we’ll cover some tips for applications that have been DEFERRED.
Enjoy the holidays, you deserve a break!
If you submitted early college applications, some decisions are rolling in now (some won’t come until later). You’re no doubt doing a happy dance if you were accepted, scratching your head if you were deferred, and nursing your wounds if you were denied. Regardless of your situation, we’ve got tips about what you need to do now. We’ll cover acceptances and denials this week, and deferrals next week. Remember – it isn’t truly over until you’ve arrived at college next fall!
IF YOU WERE ACCEPTED:
1. Share the happy news with your high school counselor and your recommenders and thank them.
2. If you applied EARLY DECISION, and you have received your financial aid package, and you have read all the fine print, and you can afford to attend, then you are bound to accept the college’s offer and you should do the following:
3. If you applied EARLY DECISION, and you have NOT have received your financial aid package at the same time, sit tight because you do not have to withdraw your other applications until you have received your financial aid package. When you do receive your financial aid package, read it carefully, including the fine print. If you cannot afford to attend, nobody can force you to attend, and you are also free to submit new applications in that scenario. You must let your ED school know if you cannot afford to attend. Do not abuse this process.
4. If you applied EARLY ACTION, then you have some decisions of your own to make because you are not bound to accept the college’s offer.
IF YOU WERE DENIED:
Next week we’ll cover some tips for applications that have been DEFERRED.
Enjoy the holidays, you deserve a break!
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