CollegeVine Expert FAQ

I'm considering Northeastern for early action, but I'm worried about the possibility of rejection. Has anyone gone through this, and what are the next steps if you don't get in early?

I just found out that I've been deferred by one of my top choice colleges. What exactly does it mean to have your admission deferred, and what should I do next? I'm kinda freaking out here.

I'm eagerly waiting to hear back from Barnard College for regular decision. Does anyone know when they typically release notifications for RD applicants?

I'm looking to apply to Pace University and want to make sure I don't miss the deadline for regular decision. Can someone confirm when the application is due?

I'm planning on applying early action to Boston College. Is it true they can reject you outright, or do they mostly defer students for later consideration? Any insights would be appreciated.

I'm interested in applying to the University of Washington but am unsure about their regular decision deadline. Does anyone know when it is? I want to make sure I don't miss it!

I'm planning my application timeline and wondering when regular decision applications are typically due for most colleges. I want to have everything ready ahead of time and avoid any late submissions. …

If I get accepted to Pace University, can I defer my enrollment for a year? I'm thinking about taking a gap year but want to secure my spot for the following year. What’s their policy like?

If I decide I need some time off before starting college, what's the process to defer my admission? Are all colleges open to this, and does it affect my financial aid or scholarships in any way?

I got rejected early decision and I'm feeling really stuck. How do I deal with the disappointment? Should I focus on my other applications or do something to improve my chances elsewhere?

Princeton is high on my list, but I'm not sure when the regular decision deadline is. I need to make sure I have everything ready by then. Can someone provide the date?

I know early action at Harvard can provide a strategic advantage, but I'm worried about the possibility of rejection. Does anyone know if they reject applicants during this round? Any insights would b …

I got into Humber College, but I might not be able to start this semester. Has anyone gone through the deferral process there? How does it work, and will it affect my scholarship opportunities or hous …

If I get accepted to Baruch College but want to take a gap year, how does the deferment process work? Are there specific conditions or documentation needed to secure deferral?

I'm torn between applying early decision or regular decision. I want to increase my chances of getting in, but I'm not 100% on where I want to commit yet. How did others make this decision, and what a …

I'm planning on applying early action to the University of Michigan and am a bit worried about the possibility of rejection. Do they reject early action applicants often, or is deferment more typical?

I'm planning to apply early action to Georgetown, but I'm curious about the chances of getting rejected. Can someone share if rejections are common with early action there or what typically happens?

I’m considering applying early action to UMD and heard they sometimes defer applications. Can anyone explain how often this happens and what it means for my chances?

I'm planning to apply to Cornell and want to make sure my application is in on time. Could someone tell me when the regular decision deadline is?

What should I do if I'm rejected from an Early Decision application? How do I proceed with Regular Decision applications, and are there any schools with later deadlines I should consider?