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Does Syracuse University accept late applications?

I'm a high school junior and wondering if it's possible to submit a late application to Syracuse University. Are there any specific policies or procedures I need to know? Any experiences with submitting late applications there?

3 months ago

The policies on accepting late applications can vary from school to school, and Syracuse University is no exception. While there may be some space left after the posted deadline, it is generally not the case that universities, including Syracuse, permit late applications. The regular decision deadline for Syracuse University is typically around the first of January.

However, exceptions may sometimes be made in extenuating circumstances. If you do find yourself needing to apply late for some reason, I would recommend reaching out to the admissions office directly. You can explain your situation and ask whether they would be willing to accommodate a late submission.

It's worth mentioning that this isn’t a common practice and chances of consideration might be lower as most slots might have already been filled. Furthermore, the later your application is received, the less likely it is that you'll receive an admissions decision by the end of March, which is typically when universities notify students of their decisions.

In general, it's beneficial to apply as early as possible to have the best chance of admission and financial aid consideration. Early Action or Early Decision applicants often have a head start, as they get their materials in well before the regular decision deadline.

If you're worried about getting everything in on time due to extenuating circumstances, or if there's another reason you think you might need to apply late, your best bet is always to reach out to the admissions office directly. They're there to help walk you through these kinds of situations, and will usually be more than willing to offer advice and potential solutions.

3 months ago

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