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Rutgers Application Complete Email
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Has anyone received an email from Rutgers Dental School saying that the $85 fee was received? I have an email saying that my aadsas app was sent, but not that they received my money.
I never got any email but my checks were cashed.
I never got any email but my checks were cashed.
well you are lucky, because i have not even received the email to submit an application fee. how long after choosing the Rutgers did you receive the email to submit the application fee?
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well you are lucky, because i have not even received the email to submit an application fee. how long after choosing the Rutgers did you receive the email to submit the application fee?
I was first batch and I got the supp fee email on july 9th.
in my personal experience, i never received an application complete email, only a note saying they received my app from aadsas and to send $85 if i haven't done so already. then, over a month later, my interview invite contained the following phrase: You should have already paid the Rutgers School of Dental Medicine $85 application fee prior to your interview; if you have not yet done so, you may bring a check or money order with you on the day of your scheduled interview.
OP, you're waiting for a communication that probably won't come. it would seem one hand is unaware of what the other is doing.
OP, you're waiting for a communication that probably won't come. it would seem one hand is unaware of what the other is doing.