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AdmissionsAdmissions offices are swamped with paper. Rules numbered one through ten: keep copies of everything you ever submit. Once you turn a piece of paper over to the admissions office, chances are they will do an excellent job at processing your application. If you are submitting your application on line, save a copy to a file on your computer, or print a hardcopy.But, But, if there is a lost item, you will have a copy. Further, it is nice to have a folder with copies of all applications materials so you can use it again if need be.Meeting admissions requirements often includes proof of residency if the institution is state government supported. Keep rent receipts, or get a drivers license or identification card before you make application. That way there will be no question as to your residency.Admissions workers are very knowledgeable about the process. Make a list of questions you may have so that when you go there, and you will go there and back many times, you will be able to get all your questions answered. Later you will come up with another list.The admissions office is the front door to any educational institution. Be sure you are clear about entrance requirements. There is no rule bending in the admissions office.Details about admissions are available in the catalog for the educational institution. Get a copy and read it from cover to cover so you will not be surprised by a requirement you can not meet.Use this search box by Google to search for the specific admissions office you need to consult for details about the educational institution you will enter.Use this Google Search box to further refine your information needs.
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Prepared 2005-Revised 2007
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