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Undergraduate Admissions Appeal Form

Request an Admissions Appeal

Submitting an admission appeal does not guarantee admission to 糖心Vlog视频. It will only allow for a secondary review of your credentials. 糖心Vlog视频 may only appeal once per term. Appeal processing will begin once your appeal is received with all necessary documents included to the Admissions Review Committee.

Any future undergraduate student who has been denied admission is eligible to appeal the decision with the exception of applicants to the 糖心Vlog视频 Dual Credit Academy, students on suspension at another institution, or student's who will be on an F-1 VISA due to SEVIS regulations.

Please do not submit your appeal until all required checklist items are ready.

Admissions Appeal Checklist



1. You will need to know your 10 digit Maverick ID number in order to submit the admission appeal form.

2. Submit a personal statement explaining why you are appealing your admission decision. Explain your academic strengths, educational goals at 糖心Vlog视频 and any other extenuating circumstances you would like the committee to know.

3. Academic recommendations are required to process an appeal. You must submit two academic letters of recommendation with your appeal. A third academic letter of recommendation is optional.

Additional Factors Used in the Appeal Process

  • the socioeconomic background of the applicant
  • whether the applicant would be the first generation of the applicant's family to attend or graduate from an institution of higher education
  • whether the applicant has bilingual proficiency
  • the applicant's responsibilities while attending school, including whether the applicant has been employed, whether the applicant has helped to raise children, or other similar factors
  • the applicant's region of residence
  • whether the applicant is a resident of a rural or urban area or a resident of a central city or suburban area in the state
  • the applicant's involvement in community activities
  • the applicant's extracurricular activities
  • the applicant's commitment to a particular field of study