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Parts of a College Application
Parts of a College Application
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This is a college where you clearly meet the admissions requirements, such as: Minimum GPA, Class Rank, Test Scores
University
Reach School
Vocational College
Target School
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Because there is some of this, you don't need to create a brand new essay with every application.
Specific Information
Overlap
Difference
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Given to the person writing a letter of recommendation. It provides some idea of what should be written about.
Cover Letter
Resume
Transcript
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Along with any positions you have held in extracurricular activities, your resume should include these.
Dates
Grades Earned In Classes
Number of Credits Taken Each Semester
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This document ensures that UBVQ Participants do not pay money to submit a college application.
Fee Waiver
Resume
Transcript
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This document is sent to a college through your high school’s information portal or another online platform.
Transcript
Cover Letter
Resume
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This is created early in the application process and should not be associated with your high school.
Email Address
Recommendation Letter
Final Transcript
Class Rank
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A letter from a school official written on this may be an acceptable form of documentation to waive an application fee.
Letterhead
Transcript
Resume
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If you are 100% certain that you will attend a specific school, you should use this application.
Early Action
The Common Application
Early Decision
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If you want to fill out the same paperwork for multiple schools, you should use this application.
Early Decision
The Common Application
Early Action
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Fill out this type of application if you do not want to decide where you are going to college until May 1.
Early Action
Early Decision
The Common Application
Fee Waiver
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All top US Colleges and Universities are considered these.
Reach Schools
Technical Colleges
Target Schools