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No they need sealed transcripts from university, if you have them as sealed copies you can send them directly.it is confusing! i guess i should give them a call and find out.
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No they need sealed transcripts from university, if you have them as sealed copies you can send them directly.it is confusing! i guess i should give them a call and find out.
Actually i was talking about the ECE report thingNo they need sealed transcripts from university, if you have them as sealed copies you can send them directly.
oh ok so we dont need to include the ECE score report in the supplemental application isnt itActually i was talking about the ECE report thing
I did not even get an application completion mail or anything at all from USC? Did people get a formal application complete mail?
Did you email them to ask for your application status? I think they send the completion mail only then right?
n what about UCLA? any1 heard from them?uop ucsf before 20th usc after
Have they started sending out IV yet?
Have you guys all received the "complete application status" email? The last email I received is the email from Mr.Williams about checking our FAQ , that was cc ed to so many applicants. How did u follow ur application status?
USC will send invites Monday, 30th Oct
means iv if someone rejects...but counting the number of alternate list students...difficult to get one iv.Guys please tell what does alternate mean ?
If anyone knows
Yeah right
Lets hope for best
Good luck guys 🙂
Please keep posted if the list moves.
Alternate list means you can be called anytime until the date of the interview based on how many people decline the invites..
Keeping in mind that a lot of people have been put on alternate list and that hardly anyone would decline it, the chances seem to be really less..
What say??
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