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what is considered a re-applicant
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Hi. I have many secondaries from schools that are asking if I am a re-applicant. I applied late in the last cycle, and decided I should wait until this cycle anyways. So I never sent a secondary in for many schools.
thanks
I think that a re-applicant would apply to you if you are applying to a school a second time regardless of if you seny in a secondary or not. As far as I know, you're already in there system once they received your primary.
Hi. I have many secondaries from schools that are asking if I am a re-applicant. I applied late in the last cycle, and decided I should wait until this cycle anyways. So I never sent a secondary in for many schools.
thanks
If you submitted a primary in a previous cycle, you are a reapplicant to that school.
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If you submitted a primary in a previous cycle, you are a reapplicant to that school.
this is right...its school by school and a primary application is all that is needed to be considered an applicant, so you be a re-applicant to the schools you first applied to.
This. If you were able to roll over your first AACOMAS primary and it was submitted then you are a reapplicant.If you submitted a primary in a previous cycle, you are a reapplicant to that school.
This. If you were able to roll over your first AACOMAS primary and it was submitted then you are a reapplicant.
I didn't know we could do this. I refilled everything lol.