Deferred? Top 5 Steps to Get Accepted After Deferral

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🕒 In This Video:
College advisor Andy Lockwood walks you through how to improve odds of admission to a college that deferred you. Originality an online workshop (see LockwoodCollegePrep.com/deferred) on December 5, 2024, topics included:
What does “deferred” mean?
Why do students get deferred?
What happens if you were deferred by your ED college?
What should you do if deferred (and you still want to go to that college?)
The LOCI - Letter of Continued Interest
Updates to that college
Extra letters of recommendation (be careful)
Does it matter if you don’t get into your dream college?
Download a copy of the workshop notes and an outline for your Letter of Continued Interest here:
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[@cassiec6221]

What would be considered an unacceptable drop in grades? Unfortunately in one of my classes this semester I dropped to a b+ while all the others are A/A+. Ive been worried if this could affect my admission?

[@black_rose_bv6913]

Unless it affects your GPA horribly, I doubt they'll be too concerned about that.