I applied to USF in March, as a transfer student. About how long does it take to get a letter from the school stating acceptance/rejection?
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Generally, college acceptance letters are mailed in late May or early June.  If you are concerned about the status of your applicaiton, contact the admissions office at USF.
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I assume the deadlines you mention are the deadlines for YOU to respond to the offers you receive.\n\nI also assume the deadlines for application to these various programs were back in December, January, or February.\n\nNotification of admission or denial of admission cannot happen until all applications are received, and the departmental admissions committee meets a few times to make decisions on all applications.\n\nUsually, these decisions are then sent to the administrative part of the graduate school, and these administrators then send admission or denial letters out to the applicants. \n\nIn the graduate program I direct, we sent the last of our decisions to the administration last week.  It took us a bit longer than usual because of the large number of applications we received.  \n\nI'm guessing that since you appear to have reply deadlines in June, July, and August, you should hear from these programs by the first or second week of May.  At this point, however, it couldn't hurt to contact the director of graduate studies in each program and ask about their timetable.
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I have friends who have received theirs within 10-14 days.\n\nI haven't been able to file mine yet
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After you apply for aid on the FAFSA site, with a school code, and send it, it takes about 24-48 for the school to receive it. When they financially package you, your billing will be set up to come out of a student account. PELL usually goes in after a few weeks, followed by unsubsidized loans, and finally scholarships. You can usually pull out any unused funds sometime after the midterm.
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Congrats on your achievement.\nWhat makes you think you will be automatically sent somewhere. This is a free country (somewhat), so you can apply to go to any college you like. I suggest you apply to a few, just incase your first choice is unavailable. If you choose not to apply to anywhere, you may still be approached by a head hunter and get offered a part or full scholarship, but DO NOT RELY ON THIS TO HAPPEN. you do not have to accept when they offer, either, so if this has already happened you can choose where you want to go all expenses paid (of the colleges that offered). \nITS UP TO YOU NOW!
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I recommend that you speak with a transfer admissions counselor at CSU Fullerton and ask what your chances are.  Typically, they are upfront with students.\n\nIn any event, you should never apply to only one university.  Make sure you put in some applications at other schools, too.
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I hope you are not expecting an answer from yahoo. Anyway, you should have a tracking number with a URL that you can type it into and see the progress of your rebate. I think it took about two months to get mine.
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You will have to wait till when the deadline is over because how much you get depends on how many people apply and how much the state has.  And it is state, not government.  Because, out of state people get nothing from them.  So, its state.  And whatever the government kicks in for everybody, thats what they kick in.  No complaints because it was free money from the start anyways.  Um, usually you are covered because college students levels dont flunctuate in a year so funding is always about the same as what you got last year.  But, its different in the second year because youre not a clean slate anymore.  Some get good grades and some done.  I paid something every single year I was in college.  Not much thouhg.  Like 2 grand a year for everything.  During my 4th year, I became out of state.  So, instead of 10,500, it was 18,000 for the full package.  As it turns out, the state wanted me to stay because I was becoming a top student, being mentored by a rhodes scholar nominee and all.  So, I paid nothing.  And I got 91 dollars back.
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i think it can take anywhere from a month on up..I've heard horror stories about it taking a year..then I've heard stories about it taking a month..Good luck..they are the slowest organization on the planet lol.
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you make out the required paper work and it is sent to you.  It shouldn't take longer than 10-12 days, but then again who is to say how fast the governement responds to your request?  I once had a request taken care of IMMEDIATELY and I fainted dead away.
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I would provide them with pre-addressed, pre-stamped envelopes.  Assuming you have already asked you professor's for their recommendations, and they have agreed, you should let them know NOW that the deadline is 1 December, and contact them again on the 28th to confirm that they have been sent.  You are running a little late here, if people don't know they need to write a letter for you.\n\nAdmissions departments are usually generous with time for this deadline (although they aren't always generous with your own application!)
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If you can't get into a school that you want to play just yet, it is a little too soon to be trying to get a college interested in you after junior college.  They don't know their needs yet (maybe they will already have a couple of stars at your position) and they don't know whether you will be eligible to play as a transfer.  Besides, they will want to see your JuCo highlight films, which will be a lot more important than anything you can show them yet.\n\nBottom line:  If you know you can't get your eligibility high enough to play D-1, then put off worrying about it for now.  Just make sure you get into a JuCo that has a good coach and a program that will get you ready for D-1.  On the other hand, if you are only a junior right now, you have a year and a half to get your grades up.  You might want to spend some time working on that.  If you do, then you can still go straight to a 4-year program, and those recruitment questionaires will get some more attention.  Good luck!!
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Usually, once you've registered the four free colleges, they'll send it immediately after scores are released. I'm not sure why yours is still pending. But according to collegeboard, scores take 2 - 5 weeks to be sent after registering. So maybe you'll have to wait a little longer.\n\nBut just to be safe, maybe you should write to collegeboard and make some inquiries.\n\nBest of luck!
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Probably not.  Most schools send out letters all at once. Good luck!
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You have to wait until you at least know what school you are going to.  When you complete the forms it will ask you what school.
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Possibly because of past abuse of help program funds, they are overly cautious about giving it out now.  I felt a little daunted by the amount of paperwork for the application process I am now going through, but it was minimal compared to what I got when I looked at financial aid for community college.\n\nGood luck to you and persevere until you get what you need!
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up to 2 weeks. call them or send a follow up letter to see if you could be of any help to them and to thank them for considering you. it goes a long way.