<p><-- shoots myself.</p>
<p>I submitted at 12:02 AM</p>
<p>my stupid pc frooze up when I pasted in the essays. </p>
<p>it did say the submittion was successful. I was scared as !@$%.</p>
<p>i applied to all of the schools in SoCal. My safety is UCSB - transfer agreement. My dream is UCLA. Then there is UCSD for the simple fact my best friend goes there. And then I applied to UCI and UCR just for the heck of it. I'm glad it's finally over! Now I can finish up on my American Lit. essay, Philosophy essay, and Statistics project. Woohoo! GOOOO college!! gah!</p>
<p>Omg, I hit send and the receipt came up at either 12:00 or 12:01. The date said 12/01/04 instead of 11/30/04! It said that my application was successfully submitted, but does that mean that they won't consider it late? The date is for 12/01, which is why I'm so worried. The website said that all apps have to be in by 11:59pm. They'll still accept it, right?</p>
<p>You should call the help center thing. I don't think it will matter. They sent me an email saying I could submit my essay seperately by 12/01 at 11:59pm if I was unable to enter it thru the website. So it seems that they are pretty reasonable about it.</p>
<p>what in the world are you guys doing up at 4 AM?</p>
<p>^^oh, yeah, different time zones. Duh.</p>
<p>Re: corrections after the fact - FYI, I actually called the applications office to find out. We proof-read my daughter's application about a dozen times, and when I was reviewing the receipt I noticed a mistake in her community service hours. She posted 5 hours a week for 6 weeks when she actually worked 20 hours/week for 6 weeks as a volunteer in a nursing home. The person I talked to (the office, surprisingly, is actually in our town - who knew!) said NO PROBLEM! We were told to send a letter making the correction, which would essentially be an addendum to her application.</p>
<p>I don't think this would work for typos, but if you've omitted something important I'm sure they'd accept a revision.</p>
<p>So does anyone have proof from experience that we can change the app online??</p>
<p>bump prophasi's q</p>
<p>socmom: do you remember the number of the applications office?</p>
<p>i applied to all uc's except merced. go figure.</p>
<p>want UCSD!</p>
<p>The telephone number for contacting the applications office is 1-800-523-2048. You can also submit your request in writing to: UC Undergraduate Applications, P.O. Box 4010, Concord, CA (don't remember the zip code). Or, e-mail the request to <a href="mailto:ucinfo@ucapplication.net">ucinfo@ucapplication.net</a>.</p>
<p>It sure is nice to be done!</p>
<p>brandon, this is all it says about making changes. nutin bout the essays---></p>
<p>Making changes after you submit your application:
If you decide to apply to additional UC campuses, send a written request to the application processing service. Include:
arrow image application ID number
arrow image Social Security number
arrow image new campus name(s) and major(s) to which you wish to apply; and
arrow image a check or money order for $ 55 for each additional campus (payable to The Regents of the University of California).</p>
<p>Your request will be honored only if the campuses you choose still have space available. Write to: University of California Undergraduate Application Processing Service, P. O. Box 4010, Concord, CA 94524-4010.</p>
<p>If you move or change schools after you submit your application, you must notify in writing the Admissions Offices at the campuses to which you applied. Provide the institution's name and describe the courses you are taking and plan to take. If your address and/or telephone number changes after submitting your application, you must notify the application processing service in writing.</p>