How To Text A {College} Admissions Officer About Issues Regarding Your {Application}

Having some problems with the ol’ college application process? Don’t worry. You’re not alone.

Whether it’s undergrad, grad school, or the University of Phoenix, applying to school can be pretty confusing and intimidating! Sometimes, it can seem like you’re just not on the same page as the Admissions Officer at the institution you hope to attend.

Luckily, your friends at The Prompt have you covered.

In this modern world, there’s no better way to communicate than through emojis!

Just use any of the following pre-written text messages to help navigate six of the most common questions and issues applicants face while on their journey through the confusing waters of the application process.

There is no section on this form to indicate my status as an Atlantan American.

Can I list “went to Prom with an autistic kid in a calculated bid to go viral” under my volunteer experience?

At an HBCU, am I guaranteed all of February off?

Sorry. I thought a letter of recommendation from an Ottawa Senator counted towards the requirements at the Naval Academy.

I wish I hadn’t spent all that money on genetic testing only to find out Xavier and Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters aren’t the same thing.

For the thousandth time: My essay IS my Snap Story.