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@Hope.Z3
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 • a year ago •
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Collegevine application feature

I asked a question regarding this a while ago, but I have more questions now...

1) What are some examples of schools that accept students via the collegevine application feature?

2) When will colleges start sending out acceptances through collegevine for raising seniors?

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@CameronBameron
2,265 answers, 8,643 votes
 • a year ago

@Hope.Z3 Collegevine is NOT a college application portal like the Common App or the Coalition App. You can not apply to colleges through Collegevine. What you can do is allow colleges to contact you or you can ask to be placed in touch with the college if you want to express your level of indication that you are interested in that college.

To apply to American colleges you still have to use the Common App, Coalition App or apply directly if the college is not using one of those aforementioned application portals.

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@Hope.Z3a year ago

Collegevine has recently put out an application feature:

[🎤 AUTHOR]@Hope.Z3a year ago

After clicking on view profile, it is to the right.

@CameronBamerona year ago

There are over 4300 colleges in the US and about 650 on Collegevine so these schools are not going to be Top 100 or 200 schools IMO but schools that need students to fill their seats. You are not going to get an offer letter from Harvard or Stanford using this.

[🎤 AUTHOR]@Hope.Z3a year ago

I know, but I was just wondering what colleges have given offers in the past.

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