Enrollment Confirmation Deadline\nIncoming freshman for Fall 2006 must confirm enrollment by May 1.     does that mean i have to sign up by today or tomorrow at latest??  I am still undecided and 1 day helps a lot. ANY IDEAS??
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By close of business on 1st May.\nIf you're not sure, phone and ask.
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call the school and inquire about the registration dates \nthank you
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Is the option to add route b choice still open? If not clearing in july would probably be the best bet. check with UCAS who will be able to tell you for sure. Good luck with the course you choose.
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Fellow students, my name is XXXXXX XXXXXX.\nI am currently running for the office of class Vice President.  I say currently because 10 minutes ago I was seriously considering running for the back door.\n\nIt worked 43 years ago.\n\nGood Luck.
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contact the college and ask when the dead line is to apply for this falls classes.\n\nEvery college has a different dead line.
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I'm currently applying to College myself, and I agree that it's a difficult process in itself.\n\nWhen I applied to Cornell, I submitted the Common Application (online), by November 1st, and the teacher recs were also submitted (by my teachers) by November 1st.\n\nWhat this means is, yes, they receive your recs separately, but as long as they are postmarked by the due date, it's fine.\n\nRemember, colleges receive hundreds or thousands of candidates each year. They definitely need time to collect and sort through all the applications.\n\nIf you have any other questions, please feel free to e-mail me.
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You should start applying in the first semester of senior year like everyone else. Most apps are due BY Jan 15, unless you do early decision or rolling apps, then you better get them in early. Check each college for individual information. You should be applying in your senior year unless you have other obligations (like military duty or something) and in such cases you can defer your admission for a year if the college allows you. Ask your college counselor if you have one.
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an admissions decision has been made.  you will receive notification of the decision in the mail, via the traditional postal system.\n\ndoes that help?
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Don't let the admissions person bully you around. It's all your decision. Tell this person straight up that you are going to wait.\n\nThat said I fully support going back to school! I understand if you're worried about the money though. Make sure you do start classes, sooner or later!
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June 20th??!?!!?!?!?!?!? Why did I always have to wait 'til July 30th?!?!?!?!?!?!?
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Are you sure you're in the right major?  That's generally the number one problem I see in students that are having trouble motivating themselves to study - they're just not interested enough in the material.  If you're still a freshman or a sophomore and struggling with your lib ed requirements, that's understandable - but, if you're also having trouble studying for the classes in your major, then you may want to reassess.  I was in the same boat as you about 5 years ago.  Every time I tried to sit down and study, this wave of lethargy would sweep over me, making me very tired.  I've never napped so much as I did those first couple years of college.  I finally realized that I had less than no interest in the classes I was supposed to be really interested in, and took some time off to figure things out.  I'm not saying you necessarily need to stop going to school, but if your classes aren't exciting you, perhaps you should go talk to one of the academic advisors for undecided students.  They're trained to help you figure out what you're really interested in.  Good luck!
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I am in the same process myself. After you fill out the application, someone from your college should contact you to basically verify all the info and let you know how much you are going to get. Most colleges do not give you the money until the first day of school. Your tuition comes out of the money first and then they will usually cut you a check for the remainder that you can use for books, ect. I started my app the last week of October and the financial aid office at my college said there would be no issue in getting it on time for Winter quarter. You should contact the financial aid office at your college, they are paid to help you out and answer your questions.
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If you are a continuous student, I believe that any changes do not affect current students in the year of the program that the changes affect (i.e. you are a freshman any changes to the freshman requirements shouldn't affect you but any changes to the sophmore requirements may). However, any changes made while you were on hiatus or sabatical for example typically do.
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Since it will be your freshman year you will probably want to take around 15- 17 credits. The school doesnt limit you to how many you can take its more of an issue of how many can you handle? I would advise you to sit down with your advisor at the college and discuss possible classes you want. Try to do this as soon as possible because classes fill up quickly. \n\nIn your class schedule book, the one with all of the classes and times, circle classes you would be interested in. And remember the requirments are different because every major is different. You will probably have to take an english, math, gym, etc but pick interesting classes.\n\nAlso remember 15-17 credits equals about 4-5 classes. Just because this doesnt seem like alot doesnt mean it going to be a piece of cake.\n\nMy school says a tip to remember when studying.. Every hour you have for class deserves 3 hours of studying on your own. Let me give you some advice- this might seem ridicoulous!! But its the truth. Spend time studying each and every day. Just a little, to review the material you went over the day before or to prepare for an exam. Studying this way means you dont have to cram right before an exam because you will have it fresh in your head.\n\nGood luck and dont schedule too much, because freshman year is alot different then any school you have been to before. Its alot different, so beware. Remember to sit with your advisor because they do know alot and can help you alot. Another tip go to Rateyourprofessor.com or a site like it to see what other kids thought of the teachers you will be having.\n\ngood luck and Have fun!!!
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I suggest you initially enroll as Undecided and if that is not an option pick something general like liberal arts or sciences. Once you are enrolled, spend your first semester focusing on general education requirements.\n\nMost colleges have career counseling services to help you explore your options and select the courses that would be most beneficial to you. I would take advantage of these services to help guide you in your decision.\n\nMost importantly- keep your options as open as possible this first year and don't be afraid to try new things. The average person changes careers 4 or 5 times in a lifetime and it's always best to keep your options open.
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J.\n\nA(ugust).\n\n64... 6/4... June 4th.  This will be the reckoning.  I may be wrong about his first initial, but you can rely on this date to see things through.  It is the beginning of a soul-changing event.\n\nCheers.
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It's perfectly OK that you are still unsure about the path you want your life to take. Many people are still unsure when they are ready to graduate from high school or college. Don't worry about what your friends think. Each of us makes these choices when the time is right for us. You will, too. Take your time and don't let anyone push you into making a choice before you are ready. God Bless!