Swapping school designations after Esubmit

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Hey guys,

A little background on the situation: I e-submitted on 6/28 and I have a current mailing date of 7/16.

Now the problem: I ended up choosing a school with pre-reqs I won't be able to complete before graduating. Somehow I ended up overlooking some stuff -_-. I was wondering if it is possible to swap out that designation with another school before my app goes out? Would this affect my mailing date?

I plan to call AADSAS to ask them but thought I'd ask around first to see if anyone has done something similar.

Thanks in advance for any help!
 
Nope, not possible.
Before you e-submit, you should have read all the agreeements...
They won't let you swap and they will not give you refund.
This is why you should have read all the school's specific requirements before selecting the schools to send the applications to.
However, you can add more schools. 👍
 
Nope, not possible.
Before you e-submit, you should have read all the agreeements...
They won't let you swap and they will not give you refund.
This is why you should have read all the school's specific requirements before selecting the schools to send the applications to.
However, you can add more schools. 👍

Well that's a bummer. Oh well, I applied to 11 total. Hopefully I'll have a chance at the 10 others😛. Thanks for the reply highhopee!
 
dont worry i dont think youve wasted your money. according to my understanding, even if you havent fulfilled certain requirements (such as a class, or a letter of rec), if the school wants you, they can still grant you a conditional acceptance. which means you would just have to take that class before you matriculate and it's all good

i applied to a few schools that require anatomy lab and microbiology lecture/lab, which i havent taken yet. so im also hoping for some conditional acceptances
 
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