<p>So, I got a letter from some college saying that they would waive my application fee... </p>
<p>Its not neccesarily free to apply to (which is why i'm not looking at that thread) but I honestly can't remember which college said that! So has anyone else heard anything like this? And also, the letter gave some sort of code. Since I obviously lost the letter, does that mean I can't get the app fee waived?</p>
<p>I have gotten a few letters that pre-fill out parts of the application and waive the fee/essay...which is awesome...Most of them send me an email along with the printed paper, as well as a second letter in the mail...so probably if you just wait, it will come again. Or, if you remember which college, call/email admissions</p>
<p>Yeah, I really like those. I got one from Princeton that said they would waive my application fee, no need for an essay, automatic consideration for scholarship. no actually it was Tulane. I got a fee waiver from Rice and UVM (I think). </p>
<p>If you got an e-mail notification, just search your mailbox.</p>
<p>thanks guys. Anyone else?</p>
<p>Keep in mind you still have to pay to send in SATs and transcripts, so its not totally free (i.e. dont apply on impulse to a school you wouldnt attend)</p>
<p>Grinnell sent my son (high school senior) a letter this week. It said that if he includes a photo of him at age 10 or under wearing a Grinnell logo, they'd waive the application fee (I'm an alum) :)</p>