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Subject: Admissions Application Errors
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We seem to be getting a number of students who don't seem to know how to
answer the residency questions correctly on the admissions application, then
indignantly want to "change" their incorrect answer after they're notified
of our non-resident determination.  Do any of you allow a student to
"correct" an answer if they'll certify (under penalty of death, of course)
and present a notarized statement to that effect?  Or do you automatically
make them go through the residency questionnaire process?  

Janelle Miner, Registrar
Whatcom Community College
jminer@whatcom.ctc.edu
(360)676-2170

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