Is Mid-March Too Late to Forward Colleges Extra Information?

I will be waiting to listen to from three schools and I must have choices over the following two weeks roughly. Recently I got a honor and I also’m wondering if it is far too late to deliver it in to augment my applications. Can I send this in, or perhaps is it not worth it? Or does it possibly annoy them? Or are choices made already? Sorry for so questions that are many.

You don’t need to apologize for the concerns. That’s exactly what ‘The Dean’ is here for, plus the college admission process is really so confusing that it raises questions galore.

There is actually no downside to notifying your universities in regards to the award that is new despite having your verdicts looming. But just deliver the news in the event that you feel that you’ve won a crucial award, and ‘important’ is defined differently depending on where you’re using. At most hyper-competitive places ( just like the Ivies and any college having an acceptance price in single digits or teens), just a major award (national, most readily useful in state, etc.) would move the needle as of this late date. But for the most part other universities, then email your regional admissions rep today if you feel that the honor you just received is a significant one. The colleges if you can’t decide what qualifies as ‘significant’ write back to explain your award and name. If you do send the headlines to your universities, be sure to give an explana