u/Helpful_Cow7634

last day of high school coming up

how are y’all holding up? i’m lowkey sad even tho i'm excited to start college ik i’ll never be in high school again and it’s just weird lol

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u/Helpful_Cow7634 — 4 days ago

which naces/aice evaluator should I use?

For context, I have an attested PDF of my transcripts from the UK. My university doesn’t directly send anything to any evaluator. I used educational perspectives, but they only sent evaluations for my transcripts from another country, not my UK transcripts. Could you please recommend any evaluator who will send my UK transcripts based on an attested official letter and certificate sent directly from the university to them, along with my transcripts which will be sent by me? Thanks.

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u/Helpful_Cow7634 — 8 days ago

transfer credit for freshman?

I'm an incoming engineering student for fall 2026. I was wondering if I can get additional credit in addition to my IB exams by taking online credit courses from another college. Please let me know if there are any such opportunities to help me graduate earlier.

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u/Helpful_Cow7634 — 9 days ago

Hi everyone, I’m an international student applying for Fall 2026 and I’m a bit confused about how the F1 visa process works in this situation.

I currently have an offer from one university (let’s call it School A), and I’m planning to go ahead with the visa process using their I-20 because visa appointment slots are pretty limited where I live.

However, I’m also on the waitlist at another university (School B), which I would prefer if I get admitted.

My question is:

If I get my F1 visa using School A’s I-20, and then later (before traveling to the US) I get accepted to School B, what’s the correct/safest way to handle this?

  • Can I just enter the US using School B’s I-20 with the existing visa?
  • Do I need to redo the visa process?
  • Is it safer to enter with School A first and then transfer?

I want to make sure I’m not doing anything that could cause issues at immigration, especially since this would be my first entry into the US on a F1 visa.

Would really appreciate if anyone who’s been in a similar situation (or knows the rules well) could clarify.

Thanks!

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u/Helpful_Cow7634 — 15 days ago

Hi everyone, I’m an international student applying for Fall 2026 and I’m a bit confused about how the F1 visa process works in this situation.

I currently have an offer from one university (let’s call it School A), and I’m planning to go ahead with the visa process using their I-20 because visa appointment slots are pretty limited where I live.

However, I’m also on the waitlist at another university (School B), which I would prefer if I get admitted.

My question is:

If I get my F1 visa using School A’s I-20, and then later (before traveling to the US) I get accepted to School B, what’s the correct/safest way to handle this?

  • Can I just enter the US using School B’s I-20 with the existing visa?
  • Do I need to redo the visa process?
  • Is it safer to enter with School A first and then transfer?

I want to make sure I’m not doing anything that could cause issues at immigration, especially since this would be my first entry into the US on a F1.

Would really appreciate if anyone who’s been in a similar situation (or knows the rules well) could clarify.

Thanks!

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u/Helpful_Cow7634 — 15 days ago

i joined the waitlist in feb for stats + ds, but i wanted to submit a new update. does it affect me negatively if i cancel the submission and rejoin? also, i joined sds because i thought cs would be too full, should i stick to sds if i rejoin? thanks

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u/Helpful_Cow7634 — 21 days ago
▲ 1 r/Purdue

im on the waitlist and I've seen 3 waves of acceptances, and am starting to lose hope. just trying to see what the trends were in the last few years.

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u/Helpful_Cow7634 — 21 days ago

hey, can someone who is on the Purdue waitlist call admissions to find out if thy will be releasing more decisions today? someone called and asked in the wave on monday and it’s completely normal to do that apparently. i’m international or i would have called….. i don’t want to stay up all night and not hear back

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u/Helpful_Cow7634 — 21 days ago