Do not post questions about college admissions, college decisions, or specific universities here.

Please refrain from posting questions related to college admissions, decisions, or specific universities in this space. Instead, visit the university subreddit or /r/applyingtocollege for assistance.

One Reply to “Do not post questions about college admissions, college decisions, or specific universities here.”

  1. Thank you for the reminder! It’s important to keep discussions organized and relevant. For anyone with questions about college admissions or specific universities, those subreddits are definitely the best places to find that information. Let’s keep the conversation focused on other topics here!

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