Admission Appeal
Admission

A letter of appeal must be typed and not longer than three pages.

• Your appeal should explain your reasons for seeking reconsideration. 
• Your appeal should be clear and concise in presenting your case for admission. 
• If you believe we missed something important, you may direct our attention to it again. 

We suggest you share more about your educational journey to provide context to any disruptions, hardships, or barriers that may have affected your academic record that might not have been clear in your original application. 

• First-year applicants must provide a final high school transcript.
• Transfer applicants must provide a college transcript demonstrating grades through the most recently completed quarter or semester.
• You can also include supplemental information like letters of recommendation, updated standardized test scores, statements from guidance counselors, etc.

Appeals must be submitted by the correct deadline for consideration.  

• The deadline to appeal an admission decision for the Fall term is July 15. Students receiving an initial denial decision after July 15 may only appeal for the SPRING TERM.
  
  
• The deadline to appeal an admission decision for the Spring term is December 1. Students receiving an initial denial decision after December 1 may only appeal for Summer/Fall term.
  
  
• The deadline to appeal an admission decision for the Summer term is March 15. Students receiving an initial denial decision after March 15 may appeal for FALL TERM only. 

Your letter of appeal and supplemental documentation must be postmarked by the deadline or emailed or delivered in person by the deadline.