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These are the standard steps for applying through Common App.

  1. Create a Common App account

    Creating an account takes a few minutes. Accounts roll over year to year: username, password, My Common Application answers, college list and advisor invites carry forward.

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  2. New application year opens

    Common App refreshes every year on August 1. Writing supplements, My Colleges answers, FERPA release, recommender invites and the fee waiver answer do not roll over and must be redone after the refresh.

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  3. Fill in your Common App profile

    Gather a copy of your transcript (Education / Courses & Grades), activities, work and responsibilities (Activities), test scores and dates (Testing), parent or guardian information (Family), and academic honors. Choose one Common App personal essay prompt.

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  4. Add colleges and check each one's requirements

    Add colleges in My Colleges. Each college's page lists its testing, writing, deadline and other requirements. Many colleges add their own questions, essay prompts or a writing supplement. Some make the personal essay optional.

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  5. Invite your counselor and recommenders

    Counselors submit the School Report and transcripts. Teachers and other recommenders write letters if a college asks. Parents only submit a form for an early decision agreement. Each college sets its own recommendation rules.

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  6. Pay the fee or use a fee waiver

    Use the Common App fee waiver (your counselor must confirm it) or a college's own fee waiver, and you won't pay that college's fee to submit.

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  7. Review and submit to each college

    Submission is a three-step process, done separately for each college. Celebrate, then finish the school year strong.

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  8. After you submit: aid and follow-up

    Finish the academic year on a high note and apply for financial aid. Some students get admission offers directly in their Common App through Direct Admissions.

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