ESF Application | SUNY-ESF
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Step 1: Choose an Application Step 1: Choose an Application Students may apply to ESF using either The Common Application OR ApplySUNY application. You must use the ApplySUNY application if... you have earned or will earn an A.A. or A.S. at a SUNY or CUNY college and you wish to receive the SUNY transfer application fee waiver, or you are applying for the .Option 1SUNY Application Option 1SUNY ApplicationOption 2Common Application Option 2Common ApplicationStep 2: Pay the Application Fee Step 2: Pay the Application Fee A $50 non-refundable application fee or completed fee waiver must be submitted, as directed by the application process you have chosen to use, before your application will be reviewed by the ESF Admissions Committee. If you have applied using a fee waiver and have questions or believe you qualify for a fee waiver, please consult the SUNY Recruitment Response Center by calling 1-800-342-3811. Please note: Until your application fee has been received or your fee waiver processed, your application will not be released to the ESF Admissions Office.Step 3: Pay the Application Fee Step 3: Pay the Application Fee A $50 non-refundable application fee or completed fee waiver must be submitted, as directed by the application process you have chosen to use, before your application will be reviewed by the SUNY-ESF Admissions Committee. -->Step 4: Send Your Transcripts Step 4: Send Your Transcripts High School students must submit an official high school transcript, including your senior year courses. You may be asked for first or second quarter grades. Transfer students should also request official transcripts from every college or university you have attended, through the prior fall semester for fall entry and the prior spring semester for spring entry. You may also be asked to submit a mid-term grade report for your current semester. If you have earned fewer than 30 college credits at the time of application, your high school transcript and results of either the SAT I or ACT must be submitted Request your official transcripts be sent directly to the . An official final high school transcript or GED result is required for all applicants. If requesting electronic transcript submission, have them sent to . -->Step 5: Should you submit your SAT or ACT scores? Step 5: Should you submit your SAT or ACT scores? SUNY has temporarily suspended SAT and ACT testing requirements for admission to bachelor's degree-granting campuses for the spring 2023, fall 2023, and spring 2024 terms. You can now choose to have your scores considered at each SUNY college to which you apply. Here are things to keep in mind when making your decision about whether to ask colleges to consider your SAT or ACT scores. Test scores are helpful when they accurately represent your ability. SUNY colleges will only consider your test scores if you indicate that you want them to. So, if you believe your scores are an accurate representation of your ability, they can be evaluated along with all other materials in your application file. Whether you opt to have your test scores considered or not, SUNY colleges will conduct a holistic evaluation of your application. Unsure about what to do? Consult your school counselor or advisor about how to best represent yourself. You will need to indicate your preference when you apply. In order to change your preference after submitting your application, you will have to directly contact the campus to which you have applied. Check out ourStep 6: Apply for Financial Aid Step 6: Apply for Financial Aid Complete the (FAFSA) and have the results sent to ESF. Our FAFSA Code is 002851. The recommended filing date is March 1. NOTE: International students are not eligible for financial aid.
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