@GotYa55 Absolutely, you just have to ask. And they need that form or an alternative to complete your file to see if you qualify for aid and how much, etc. So call them for sure. You need to know what your options are. Best of luck this time!!!
I reached out to my admissions counselor. Still hoping for a decision today.
Accepted Friday. Business Major. 4.0 GPA
@poolsideconvo78 what major are you?
Did anyone call the admissions and ask about our decisions?
I disagree with @Doodlesack. It is not a good idea to appeal without any new information and get your hopes up. Better to start planning for other universities or try applying again next year. The admissions counselors carefully review all the applicants and if you are rejected that means USC DO NOT WANT YOU based on your stats right now. It does not mean you should give up, but rejections in life happen all the time and you can try again next time. Of course, you can still appeal without any new information just for fun and waste the admission office’s time, but do not get your hopes up and prepare for your backup school if you have one.
Withdraw box just disappeared for me
still have mine 
Waiting for my current school to post my spring grades (so I can submit my SGR) is giving me almost as much anxiety as waiting for my decision…
@av0cado7 When did you receive your sgr?
I just got accepted today! I got an SGR at April 15 and sent my final spring grade on Saturday!
@Choco777 what major are you ?
@Brandon1225 I got into Biological Science at Dornsife
@Choco777 Congrats!
any viterbi applicants get a decision today?
@Brandon1225 Thankyou! I hope for the best for everyone else!
@bruh12345 nope still waiting and my withdraw button is still there
@buddy1230 I got a SGR on April 15th. My current school, Cornell, has until June 10th to post final grades, so I am nervous.
@bruh12345 have you called the admissions counselor yet? Im waiting to call them tommorow bcs its too late now but i hopefully i get a decision before tonight.
@Choco777 congrats! Are you transferring in as a sophomore?