UCLA Appeal urgent

Applying to College
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<p>Does anyone know anything about an Appeal, on the website for an appeal it says you can include a letter of recommendations, but it has no information regarding the manner in which it should be submitted? Or would it be better to play it safe and mail it in?</p>

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<p>[Appeals</a> - Freshman Applicants - UCLA Undergraduate Admissions](<a href=“http://www.admissions.ucla.edu/appealsfr.htm]Appeals”>http://www.admissions.ucla.edu/appealsfr.htm)</p>

<p>On the website, it says " Late submissions or letters of recommendation will not be accepted. ". That’s a little ambiguous, because it could either mean that if you turn in a late submission or a late letter of recommendation, it would not be considered. But it also could mean that if you turn in a late submission it will not be considered, or if you turn in a letter of recommendation it will not be considered.</p>

<p>Also, on the rest of this page I don’t see where it says you can submit a letter of recommendation. Can you link to the page that describes this appeal letter of recommendation? Reading the wording on the page will help me try to help you.</p>

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<p>"Written appeals can be submitted online between March 21 and April 15. Late submissions or letters of recommendation will not be accepted. "
-taken from the site mention above</p>

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<p>Well the link requires me to enter in the information and basically it just gives you a big section to where i assume insert your letter of appeal, but nowhere does it give a place to like upload your letters of recommendation or any other methods if you submit it online. heres a screenshot of the link
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<p>"Late submissions or letters of recommendation will not be accepted. "
The way that i interpret this is that letter of recommendation are not welcome. I do not think they will accept your letter of recommendations.</p>