<p>There is a mistake on D’s transcript, discovered after applications were in. It involved her senior year schedule. GC says that midyear grades do not show entire senior year schedule, so colleges will not know D is taking AP XXXXX in the spring semester. The transcript says she is taking Intro to XXXXX, not honors, not AP XXXXX. She is applying to a mix of very good schools.</p>
<p>My thought is to write a short e-mail to admissions at each school, but how likely would this get into D’s file in time for decision making? Any advice?</p>
<p>Check college for how they want these kinds of communications – some prefer them to be by mail including because they get hundreds of emails a day and something might be overlooked. Then she should send an email or letter to the admissions office of each school noting the correct course info and asking that the information be included in her admission file (it will be).</p>
<p>Whether it will get there in time to be considered depends on school but if you are talking about colleges that send out decisions in March or April, it will most certainly get there in time and will be included in file reviewed because courses you are taking are something they consider in making decisions. On the other hand if it is a rolling admissions school that sends out decisions as apps are received imeaning you could get a decision very soon, then it may not get there in time to be considered.</p>