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Hello

I was wondering for those of you that are applying fall 2010 most of the application periods are Oct 1-Nov 30, but during that time what if you are not done with all pre rec and still have some in process for fall, winter and spring. The schools say that you can send it in later but what happens to your file is it just pending? The schools make you apply a year ahead but you are not yet done so how exactly can they review your file? Any thoughts about this?

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When I applied, I was still in process with first semester of Anatomy and Physiology. When I received my acceptance letter in March, it stated that acceptance was provisional pending satisfactory completion of A&P. That may not be the case at all schools, but my school was competitive, and I still was able to get in. Why not call the college or uni you're interested in and see what the procedure is. You'll feel a lot better about it all if you understand the process. Knowledge is power.

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Thanks so much I really appreciate it.:nuke:

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