<p>So I really did not know that we were supposed to send back information to colleges that we have turned down until today when my friend was talking about it. I know I probably could have inferred from a lot of information in the packets colleges sent me, but a lot of the info are a little ambiguous (i.e. some only ask for the intention to enroll if you are planning on enrolling--or at least that's the way some of the colleges put it). Should I still send in the decline things now? Many of the online portals have already closed, so I guess I can't do those anymore, but for the paper ones? I would have sent them in just to not appear rude, but then I was afraid they might just get annoyed with me. Thanks in advance for your advice!</p>
<p>Yes, send them in so the colleges know whether to go to their waiting list. Better late than never.</p>
<p>Should I not worry about the online ones? Or should I send them a letter/e-mail? Thanks!</p>
<p>Send them all e-mails to the admissions office making sure you include your complete name, high school and the fact that you were a freshman admit.</p>
<p>Thank you!</p>