What does postmarked specifically mean? - High School Life - College . . . Does “postmarked by September 31st” mean: You can still mail whatever you are mailing on the 31st and that “postmarked by 31st” simply means the last day you can mail it out? or You must mail whatever you are mailing X days before the 31st, and the “postmarked by 31st” tells the mailman to get it to whatever place by the 31st?
what does it mean to mail by a certain deadline? <p>Safest is to get it postmarked if it is last day so you can prove you mailed it by that date Mail by means to put it into the mail by that date When a college means it wants receipt by a date it will not use “mail by” but instead will say that you need to assure that they “receive” everything by the date < p>
Postmark vs Received - College Confidential Forums Some schools say that materials for Early Action Decision must be postmarked by Nov 1 Others don’t really say, and just say Nov 1 is the deadline Does this mean that all items must be in the admissions office by Nov 1, or be postmarked? To put it in context, I am applying to Boston College EA
Postmarked Meaning - Test Preparation - College Confidential Forums I am sending my ACT score from an exam which I took in March 2015 today to UIUC The school’s website says that their priority deadline is November 1 and that all materials must be postmarked or received by then I think that the score will probably be received by Nov 1, but in case it doesn’t, what does postmarked mean? If I send it today does that mean that it is postmarked with today
apply by vs. received by vs. postmarked by? - Applying to College . . . <p>What does “apply by” mean? It seems like it’s sort of a gray area between “received by” and “postmarked by ”< p> <p>If I am applying through the common app ED, do they have to receive the paper portion (transcript, recs, etc) before the deadline, or the electronic application before the deadline? or both?< p>
Postmarked means. . postmarked? - Applying to College - College . . . <p>Postmarked by…Nov 1st I know this is pretty stupid of me but what is that exactly? Since, my school has a policy where i turn my entire app into the guidance office and they send it out does this mean…as long as teh guidance office sends it out on Nov 1st im safe, post office have to receive it by Nov 1st…if so how long do u think that would take? i have a feeling this is a stupid
Clarifying Postmark - College Confidential Forums <p>"Our application is generally available around August 1, both online and on paper Early Decision applications must be postmarked or submitted online by November 1; Regular Decision by January 1 " -JHU Website< p> <p>Does this mean that teacher recommendations can arrive late but needs to arrive at the post office by January 1 where they put postmarks?< p>
Postmarked? - University of Maryland - College Park - College . . . <p>I asked UMD if the application completion deadline considered the sending of test scores because I sent my SAT scores from the collegeboard site a day before my application was due They responded with "all materials have to be postmarked by the deadline " I don't know what the collegeboard considers postmarked or if they even send my scores by mail What do you think< p>