Second Scholastically Q'd letter

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shortmom

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Our daughter received a scholastically qualified letter in Sept. shortly after her package was complete. She updated her application Nov. 13th to include several new awards and she has a nomination. She received a second scholastically qualified letter today. We are not sure how to interpret this...has this happened to anyone else? Would you think this means she needs to improve something in her packet? I guess the best course of action would be to email her RD and see if she get get more specific information.
 
shortmom said:
Our daughter received a scholastically qualified letter in Sept. shortly after her package was complete. She updated her application Nov. 13th to include several new awards and she has a nomination. She received a second scholastically qualified letter today.
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My daughter also received her second "Scholastically Qualified" letter today. She did also send in some updates to her application last week so my guess is maybe that is why.
 
I would just say it is the system working. You got a positive eval of your grades and they sent a letter. You updated the academics, they did the eval, again your total was high, and automatically got the letter. Seems like only good news coming your way!
 
Same here, one in early October then second one today. Recently submitted the CFA and that activity may have kicked out a repeat letter (?) Any letter causes a "little" excitement as to what it might be, lol.
 
I received a letter in the beginning of October, and have not updated anything on my application and still got a second letter yesterday saying I was scholastically approved again as well.
 
Knarf said:
New ACT score, perhaps?
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Nope, I took the ACT once in like 2008. I'm thinking about retaking the CFA but as of yet I have not updated anything since my application was completed, so I'm not sure why the second letter. Maybe my application was reviewed again for some other reason?
 
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