You know you sent it, but what happened to it?

Transfer Students
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<p>So I am sure I am not the only one this is happened to but has anyone else sent something and the college not receive it? If so, how many things have been lost?</p>

<p>For me:
Southern Methodist University:
High School Transcript (had to go back to high school to get another. talk about awkward.)
College Transcript (no biggie)</p>

<p>Boston University:
Transfer Status Report (supposedly sent 3/29 by Dean, have to fax it tomorrow)</p>

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<p>USC lost my transcripts..that were in the big package I sent EVERYTHING in...
Miami never got two sets of transcripts..</p>

3

<p>delivery confirmation - 50 cents
getting your application completed in March - priceless</p>

4

<p>One school lost one of my recommendations, my college transcript, my high school transcript, and my courses in progress, had to send it all again. Total pain in the butt.</p>

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<p>San Jose State - ELECTRONIC transcript. I have no idea how that happened. How do you lose a transcript in electronic transmission from one school to another? Luckily I kept my transcript receipt and was able to get it re-sent for free.</p>

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<p>Yeah, you would think that delivery confirmation would ease your worries, but think again. I sent everything in one big envelope to USC, self-addressed postcard included, and delivery confirmed. I received the delivery confirmation AND the USC postcard with the official stamp in the mail, but when I called later, they had nothing. Tell me, how the hell does that happen?!</p>

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<p>same thing for me!!!!!</p>

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<p>I've had two recs sent to Northwestern, including a second copy of the first one after it didn't appear on their website for two months. So far, none of them have shown up on their applicant services page.</p>

<p>If anyone else is applying, how long did it take for your recs to be processed? It says 7-10 days + mail time, but I'm starting to worry and I don't want to keep bothering the admissions office.</p>