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@dev8
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 • 3 years ago •
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commonapp please help :)
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Hi everyone!

So I started my commonapp account as a junior and it currently says "application in progress" and "writing supplement in progress" and I have no idea what to do about that.

I want to make sure it knows I am applying for class of 2023 but the only option present on "add your term or admission plan" is fall of 2022. What should I do?

Thanks so much!

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@MarcM04
1 answer, 5 votes
 • 3 years ago

So, because you are a junior you can't submit or start applications for 2023 yet. What you can do to save some time though is filling in the general part of the common app about yourself: family, demographics, etc. When the time comes and common app updates for your application cycle you can login with your account and transfer all of the information. Hope that helps!

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@dev83 years ago

Thanks for replying! I am confused on how my applications say "in progress", do you know how to fix that? Thanks!

@MarcM043 years ago

Thats just how it is because technically you are "in progress" of applying. Just wait until after summer 2022 and then you can incite your teachers and recommenders to finish all that.

@Crewgal3 years ago

wait I'm pretty sure anything you write on the common app deletes itself after august 1 of the following admission cycle.

[🎤 AUTHOR]@dev83 years ago

Thanks so much! :)

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