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May 10, Admitted Freshmen , Admitted Transfers. Austin reply. Sun reply. May 15, at am — In reply to: Austin. Krissy reply. Hello Ms. I have a few questions. Thank you! May 31, at am — In reply to: Krissy. Yes, follow the instructions here instructions for withdrawing the SIR are the same as withdrawing the UC Application. Once you enroll in classes become a registered student , you may need to initiate withdrawal from the UC campus canceling your registration, rather than just canceling your commitment to register ; you can always withdraw, but the process may be different depending on how far along you are in the enrollment process.
Mislead a college about their intended major just because they think it might help them get in. Fail to notify the other colleges that have accepted them when they accept an admission offer. Early decision programs Make sure your students understand what early decision and early action programs are and what restrictions apply to any early application program they intend to pursue.
Make sure your students know they can't: Apply to early decision programs at more than one college. Many colleges now ask that counselors sign their students' early decision applications, and NACAC's guidelines bar members from signing more than one per student per application season. Fail to withdraw their applications to other colleges after they've been accepted to a college under a binding early decision program.
The only acceptable reason not to withdraw other applications immediately is that the student is waiting to hear about financial aid. Try to get out of the early decision contract because the student's mind has changed. The only acceptable circumstance under which to break the contract, according to NACAC, is the following: "Should a student who applies for financial aid not be offered an award that makes attendance possible, the student may decline the offer of admission and be released from the Early Decision commitment" from NACAC's Statement of Principles.
Double deposits Double depositing means putting down a deposit, and thus accepting admission, at more than one college. The main reasons are: To buy time to decide on a college when the student has been accepted by more than one. The usual decision deadline is May 1; by double depositing, a student can delay deciding until fall. To continue negotiating financial aid offers with more than one college past the May 1 decision deadline.
Because the student is on a waiting list at one college and wants to ensure enrollment somewhere in case of being turned down. Why is double depositing unethical?
Let the college know as soon as you choose not to attend. This is a common courtesy not only to the school, but also to other prospective students who may be on the waiting list. The sooner you formally decline acceptance, the sooner the admissions office can make room for another applicant who may be waiting anxiously for confirmation.
Some schools may have specific instructions for how to decline admission. These can include sending an email to an admissions representative or filling out a form online.
Rather than communicating over the phone, it is best to decline an offer officially in writing. Happy College Decision Day! Application Process. College Search. Comparing Colleges. More advice.
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