Just a heads up that the 2011-2012 Common App will no longer be available as of July 13, 2012.
If you’re a senior, and you’ve been accepted to college, you’ve probably emotionally “moved on” from your Common App experience. But, if you’ve decided to take a gap year, or you started the Common App but didn’t submit it for one reason or another, you only have a limited amount of time left to save a copy for yourself of what you may have input, already.
Even if you are heading off to college next year, you should consider keeping a copy just for your files for the future. You may want to forget about the experience all together, now, but you’ll be happy that you kept a record of your college application in years to come.
To save a copy of your Common App, simply use the Print Preview function that is part of the Common App. This will allow you to download a copy onto your computer and save your application as a pdf file.
Time is running out, so if you want a copy of your Common App, do it now! The 2012-2013 will be coming along shortly after the 2011-2012 version shuts down!
Andrea Aronson
College Admissions Advisor
Westfield, NJ
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Andrea Aronson
Andrea is a senior counselor with Great College Advice and directs our regional office in Westfield, NJ. She has over 10 years of experience as an admissions advisor. With a BA from Dartmouth and an MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, Andrea has turned her 20 years of marketing and business experience toward her true passion: working with students in the college admissions process. Andrea is also a seasoned writing instructor who has experience both teaching college undergraduates about writing mechanics and composition, as well as guiding business professionals on presentation development and copywriting. In addition, she has served as a college admissions interviewer for both of her alma maters and has recruited and interviewed many college and MBA graduates as a hiring manager.
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Andrea Aronson
Andrea is a senior counselor with Great College Advice and directs our regional office in Westfield, NJ. She has over 10 years of experience as an admissions advisor. With a BA from Dartmouth and an MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, Andrea has turned her 20 years of marketing and business experience toward her true passion: working with students in the college admissions process. Andrea is also a seasoned writing instructor who has experience both teaching college undergraduates about writing mechanics and composition, as well as guiding business professionals on presentation development and copywriting. In addition, she has served as a college admissions interviewer for both of her alma maters and has recruited and interviewed many college and MBA graduates as a hiring manager.