<p>How exactly do they work? When do they verify? Because I'm afraid some paperwork might get mixed up and I might get screwed, as usual I'm being paranoid. I already got accepted into college, but do colleges keep on verifying?</p>
<p>And no, I did not lie on my application.</p>
<p>why did you lie on your college application? lol</p>
<p>^ummm, okay...I'll ignore the fact you obviously didn't read my post.</p>
<p>each college policy is different with regard to verify ecs, if it's done at all. i read that the UC system randomly verifies 10%...</p>
<p>...from the University</a> of California website...</p>
<p>In addition to the post-admission verification, the University conducts a pre-admissions verification with a random sample of applicants, who are notified in early January that they must submit verification documents in order to be considered for admission. Applicants may be asked to verify an item from one of the following application sections: Awards/Honors, Extracurricular Activities, Community Service, Educational Participation Programs (formerly Special Program Participation), Work Experience, Academic History, and the Personal Statement. Falsification is the basis for a denial or revocation of admission to the University. Failure to submit the required documentation by the deadline will result in applications being withdrawn from further admission consideration at all campuses.</p>