<p>For example, if I am accepted to University A and B, But I attend university A for a year..
After that school year could I enroll in University B without going through thee whole admissions process again?</p>
<p>You would have had to have told them you would be deferring your acceptance for a year when you turned them down. And now you would be a transfer, so the process isn’t exactly the same.</p>
<p>As far as I know, if you defer an acceptance for a year, you can’t use that year to enroll in another college. If you want to start at another college, then you’ll need to re-apply to the one you “deferred.” And as ATLs said, you’ll be applying as a transfer student, submitting your college transcript and competing for a much smaller number of openings… and the merit scholarships you were offered usually won’t be available either, since those are only offered to incoming freshmen.</p>
<p>So much for using that full-ride state safety as a fallback after trying out the pricey, selective private college with the super-tough curriculum… :D</p>