Processing your application
As the main admission processor here at SPP I receive many questions from applicants about the admissions process. The question that pops up consistently is whether all required application materials--goals statement, resume, transcripts, and two letters of recommendation--need to arrive at our office all at once, or whether each can be mailed separately. Indeed, having all your material arrive together will make processing your application easier, but it is not necessary. We will hold and update your application file as your credentials arrive to our office, as well as hold onto any that arrive before you fill out an online application or mail in a paper one.
If you do decide to send your materials separately please include your name on all of the documents, and notify us of any former names. This is important because the occasional transcript will come to our office under a previous name. In order to match this transcript to the correct application, we need the student to inform us of name changes. In the end we will do everything we can to make sure that all of your materials are kept together, but if you have any concerns you are always more than welcome to contact us.
Tyler Sanders
Graduate Admissions Assistant
If you do decide to send your materials separately please include your name on all of the documents, and notify us of any former names. This is important because the occasional transcript will come to our office under a previous name. In order to match this transcript to the correct application, we need the student to inform us of name changes. In the end we will do everything we can to make sure that all of your materials are kept together, but if you have any concerns you are always more than welcome to contact us.
Tyler Sanders
Graduate Admissions Assistant
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