Should I include my waiver request?

[pretzzzel]

<p>I got denied online for a fee waiver for one of the California state universities (they have their own system) I'm applying to, but I do have a collegeboard college fee waiver request.</p>

<p>What I'm wondering is:
Should I include a waiver in the envelope with the check I'm sending for paying the application fee, just in case?
And should I request for it back if I get accepted?</p>

[BrownParent]

<p>Since CSU has their own system I doubt they will take the College Board waiver. Don’t expect it back if you do include it.</p>

[sybbie719]

<p>start here…</p>

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<p>The California State University application requires a non-refundable, non-transferable fee of $55. California residents who demonstrate financial need may qualify for an application fee waiver.</p>

<p>Students are allowed to submit application fee waivers to up to four CSU campuses when they apply using the CSUMentor site.</p>

<p>If a student’s request for a fee waiver was not granted at the time they submitted their application, and there is reason to believe they should qualify for the fee waiver, please feel free to offer this printable fee waiver to the student for review at the CSU to which the student is applying.</p>

<p>[Application</a> Fee Waiver Form - Counselors - Admissions & Student Recruitment - CSUSB](<a href=“http://admissions.csusb.edu/counselors/a_feewaiver.shtml]Application”>http://admissions.csusb.edu/counselors/a_feewaiver.shtml)

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<p>Don’t wast your CB fee waiver. You will not get it back.</p>