<p>I know that all of my actual application has just been processed. However, they still haven't processed my CSS profile. Is this normal?</p>
<p>They've processed everything of mine. -shrug-</p>
<p>Yeah, theyve processed everything of mine except my W2 tax forms because we had to mail those in. If you submitted your CSS form online im sure they will process it in time. Be patient mikejones, they have alot on their hands right now.</p>
<p>they haven't uploaded one of my teacher recs yet
the rec was postmarked nov 1
is this very bad...</p>
<p>I'm sure they just need time to process all of the thousands of papers they have recieved. All of mine are processed, but I submitted my last part on Oct 15, so they got through the processing quickly</p>
<p>I'm an international applicant and they told me they had not received my TOEFL score report. However, ETS confirmed that it was sent weeks ago...what should I do...</p>
<p>you should CALL. The admissions office will tell you how to proceed. They may go bug ETS for you, for all you (or I) know. but don't sit on your hands, either.</p>
<p>they finally processed my Teacher Rec B. so now everything is proccessed including all the financial aid documents.</p>
<p>our long national nightmare is over.</p>
<p>ha ha. . . .</p>
<p>The war in Iraq is over?</p>
<p>My first teacher rec STILL isn't processed and I've been assured it went out on the first of Nov...So I wouldn't worry. My teacher faxed another copy to Columbia's admission office to remind them, but he says not to worry about it because apparently they do this every year.
Good luck!</p>
<p>I really hope it's the 8th. Please tell me it's the 8th!</p>
<p>I really hope its... NEXT WEEK (8th). Heh, wow unbelievable how close it is. Oh and does anyone know how much midyear report plays in the admissions Process? I got a B+ in Linear Alg/Diff Equations... my school runs on a Trimester system so my grade hasn't been sent in yet and won't be before ED comes bak. But in the likely case I get differed...</p>
<p>I'm sure the midyear grades play into how they interpret your GPA. ALso, it shows colleges how well you've done senior year.</p>