Secondary question

[DJtiesto]

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Just want to make sure I am clear on this..

We receive notification to complete a secondary through email and then download the secondary online. Do we send the secondaries snail mail? Are there schools that involve you filling out a secondary online and submitting it online? From what I have read it seems we have to snail mail them back...

thanks

 

[MiniMoo]

The vast majority are completed online now. There are a few schools that aren't exactly with it yet that still require you to print it out and mail it back. But yeah, for the most part, online is the norm now.

A few schools do require you to mail them the fee though (rather than paying it with a credit card online). Really annoying.

 

[mdbound1987]

The vast majority of schools will have you fill it out online and submit it online so there is no need to download it. In the email, the school will give you a username and password to use until you submit it. Yes you will receive notification through email. 18 out of the 19 schools I applied to had online secondaries. The only school that had snail mail was Howard for me. For the online secondaries, you also pay the fee online with a card. Be sure to have a photo of yourself ready because some schools will have you attach a photo to your application.

 

[DJtiesto]

The vast majority are completed online now. There are a few schools that aren't exactly with it yet that still require you to print it out and mail it back. But yeah, for the most part, online is the norm now.

A few schools do require you to mail them the fee though (rather than paying it with a credit card online). Really annoying.

oooh really? I thought that because I looked at Suny downstate and GW and those were both print and mail in. nevermind i guess!

 

[mdbound1987]

oooh really? I thought that because I looked at Suny downstate and GW and those were both print and mail in. nevermind i guess!

Yeah but they are definitely in the minority. Online is the overwhelming majority.