After you have applied to college how long does it usually take for the college to write you back?
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Most colleges respond in mid to late April, unless they have rolling admissions, in which case you'd hear back in 4-6 weeks as noted above.  Colleges always send letters, whether theyre for acceptance or not.
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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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No, they have your number on file. It's good that you called back. Now wait. If you don't hear anything by tomorrow, call again and explain that you wanted to check the status of your application.
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I agree with the first poster.  It may take a week or even more for them to get back to you.  I suggest following up with them one week after your interview if you have not heard back.  Be persistent, but allow them some time to come to a decision.  For example, the only way, I would wait less or longer than a week is if they told you they would come to a decision within a few days.  If so, then call after a few days.\n\nI got offered my current job one month after I interviewed in person!  So you never know how long it might take, honestly.  Just be sure to reiterate your interest until you get some type of response.\n\nI believe it would still be legal to work until 11:30pm, as far as I know.  But, you will be limited to a certain amount of hours you can work each week since you are 16.\n\nBest of luck.
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It depends on how large of an audience you sent the piece to, and what kind of response time that you requested on it.\n\nAlso, how did you send the cards? If you sent them as post card rate, they usually take a little longer (+2 to 5 days) to get to the location than a first-class letter.\n\nThe message on the piece will dictate the response time, also. If it is a limited-time offer, people will respond quicker than if there is no deadline.\n\nWhenever I do a mail-out, I add my name to the mailing list - that way, I have some idea when it's getting to my audience.
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Your financial aid should arrive before the semester begins.  If you applied for financial aid past the deadline then you will probably be required to pay for your tuition and books when the semester starts and then wait to be reimbursed.  If you had more financial aid than you had college expenses then you should be sent a refund check in the mail towards the end of the semester.  You should contact your college for more information on exact date they mail the refund checks to students.
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Don't worry it is not unsual to take longer. Depends a lot on the place where you are applying from. If there are many applications it may take longer then expected. What I reccomend you to do is keep calling them and ask them questions. I'm sure it will be fine at the end ...
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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.
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It all depends.  I got my first disbursement of my Stafford loan yesterday.  The way it works is, if you still owe money for your classes they will deduct that cost, then send you the balance.  You do not get the money until after you have been in classes for a few weeks.  Do you get a Pell grant too?  If so that usually pays for all of your semester classes and books.  I always get a refund from that too.  That check comes about a month into the semester.  You can get the information from your local college by calling the financial aid office.  They can help you over the phone if you give them your ssn.
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If you wrote air mail on it, it should take up to a week, sometimes even 3-4 days. If not, it can take up to 2, maybe 3 weeks.
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Probably not.  Most schools send out letters all at once. Good luck!
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They do still have your scores on file and you can have them sent. Its unlikely that a college will ask for them for anything but placement, since you've done some college. However, they may want your scores for placement purposes and they may want you to retake them, since your SAT scores are now a couple of generations old. Getting your scores from the College Board people is going to cost you a lot of money, so if the school balks at all about taking your old schools its not going to cost you much more to retake them. On the other hand, your high school also has your scores so you may want to get your high school transcript, if the college will accept that. \n\nSchools will not refuse to admit you based on your old grades. (you didn't ask, but I've been there) They recognize that your prior problems were a long time ago. You won't have any trouble convincing them that you have matured. The worst case scenario is that they ask you to take a couple of classes as a non-matriculated (non-degree candidate) student before they formally admit you. Good Luck!
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Ohh, college applications, ew. I finished all mine last month, yay. :D\n\nYou won't be penalized, but you should really try to stick to the suggested amount of words. A few over isnt bad, 150 over is kind of a lot.  Take out the extra stuff, see if you maybe stated some things twice.\n\nSome college applications will only let you have 250 when you type them in, they have a character count and wont let you go over.\n\nBut 250 sounds like the short answer questions, try to stick to short but still be detailed and answer the question. They have longer essays when they want longer answers.\nAt least thats how the University of Michigan application was. (;o we could be rivals, lmao)
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Usually takes 6-10 weeks after you file!
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it kind of depends how thourough the check is and how far back they are looking, usually though it will at least take a week maybe 2\n\nusually if the check your criminal record you will be sent one as well so you know whats on there or not\n\nbut it shouldn't take too long\nif it takes more then 2-3 weeks i'd say give them a call
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Kind of. If you have been out of college for 5 years some colleges allow a forgiveness. This means that all of your grades are gone, including the good and the bad. Check with your schools admission office to see if they offer it there. And yes you can not tell anyone that you attended a certain school but it can come back later to bite you in the butt. Good luck!
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You get pells for 12 sem. max (FT). This has happened to me before. You do not have to pay it back..However, they will block you from getting it for one full sem. You can go thru an appeals process and then the college will decide whether you are allowed to get it for the sem you return or not..If it's for medical reasons and you have a doctor's note (which I always did), it helps with the process. However, usually after you have paid one sem. out of your pocket (LIKE PEOPLE CAN AFFORD TO THAT), then you qualify for aid again.