<p>I needed to create multiple versions of my CommonApp essay to send to 5 schools.
The only correction I needed to make was the name of the school, which I wanted to mention in each of my essays.</p>
<p>For example: I want to attend (name of school) because...</p>
<p>I made 5 versions, but could not add UVa because I already submitted the Supplement and paymetn.</p>
<p>IS THERE ANYTHING THAT CAN BE DONE?!</p>
<p>It would be so embarrasing for admissions officers at UVa to read another school's name in the place of their own.</p>
<p>UVa says, "all three parts, the Common App, Supplement, and payment must be completed and submitted to prompt anything to be sent to us."</p>
<p>So... does this mean since I have not submitted the CommonApp portion yet, something can be done?!</p>
<p>I'm contacting Dean J and the admissions office tomorrow at 830 ... 530 my time ): and emailed Common App as well..</p>
<p>I cannot answer your question, as I am confused by it. I can tell you the way I did it. I created the original application for UVA: Common, Supplement and payment and submitted it. Only after that I did Version 1 for WM: changed the essay, filled in the Supplement, payment and submitted it. Are you saying that you did the original application for a different school, not UVA, but now when you want to create a version for UVA you cannot, because you submitted supplement?</p>
Submit the Common App, Supplement and payment for a separate college (original).
Submit the Supplement and payment for UVa.
Create version 1 of Common App which doesn’t allow me to add UVa because UVa is under my original Common App with the submitted Supplement and payment.</p>
<p>Is there anything I can do? I know it’s a tight situation but maybe since DeanJ said that UVa isn’t prompted until they receive all three parts - the Common App, Supplement, and payment…
So is there hope since I have yet to submit the Common App… Because of this problem…</p>
<p>You could delete UVa from the original and then add it to version one and then you would have to send the payment and supplement again along with the CommonApp (I’m pretty sure this would work).</p>
<p>Or you could just send in the paper application by mail and make note that you submitted the supplement and payment electronically. </p>
<p>I have to echo what people have said. Common App’s help system is where you need to look for an answer. The member schools don’t control the Common App website. There’s a team of people behind the Common App that can help you with the website. If the FAQs don’t help, submit a help ticket. There’s a link on every page of the site.</p>