Important Question: "Academic Achievement App"

Applying to College
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<p>So I started my St. John's Application online, and I pretty much finished. Today, I received an email from St. John's with an "Academic Achievement Application." </p>

<p>"Congratulations! You've been selected to apply online to St. John's University using the Academic Achievement Application ... because I think you're the type of visionary student who could find success here.</p>

<p>This nomination entitles you to apply with no application fee. Plus, you'll have your admission decision in just two weeks (after we have received your completed application) and you'll receive priority scholarship and housing consideration. And, Rabia, your essay and recommendation are optional (though I'd like to learn more about you in a brief personal statement)."</p>

<p>Now, should I just submit my original application? Or should I use this application? Will using this application almost guarantee my admission to this college?</p>

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<p>It sounds like you should use the second application.</p>

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<p>The thing is though, I’m applying to the school of Pharmacy. With the second application, the only benefit I will receive is priority scholarship. The rest of the benefits don’t apply to the Pharmacy applicants.</p>

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<p>Bumppp…</p>

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<p>So which St.John? The St.John in New York City? Or St.John Mount?</p>

<p>The second seems a better option.

So those are benefits that Pharmacy applicants do not get regardless of which application you use? </p>

<p>I will definitely do the second, because there is no fee and that you can get ur decision in two weeks.
Another thing is that can you still apply after rejection from the second application?</p>