Refers to the application of either the deductible, shared expenses coinsurance), or both in a preferred provider or point-of-service plan. Medical expenses are applied to a single deductible or coinsurance amount resulting in less potential out-of-pocket expenses than if applied separately
a single application form that can be submitted to a number of participating schools
This is used by as many as 200 colleges and universities. The student completes one common application and then mails copies to whichever colleges he or she chooses from the list of participating schools. This application can be downloaded from the Internet at www.commonapp.org
A generic application form that can be copied and used for many different colleges. 171 universities and colleges (over 2,000) have agreed to let students use this form.
An application that students can use to apply to multiple schools.
A single application form accepted by over 125 colleges. A student completes the original application (available in the CRC office, on disk, or may be downloaded from the web at www.commonapp.org) and makes copies of it. Copies are submitted to those colleges that accept the Common Application.
The standard application form distributed by the National Association of Secondary School Principals to private colleges who are subscribers to the Common Application Group. Many nonsubscribing colleges also accept the common application. See the Indexes for a list of all colleges that accept the common application.
A standardized application and promissory note approved by the Department of Education by which a borrower applies for a FFELP loan. Different application forms are required for Federal Stafford and Federal PLUS loans.
The standard application form distributed by the National Association of Secondary School Principals for a large number of private colleges who are members of the Common Application Group.
A standard application form accepted by more than 200 colleges. Form is available at commonapp.org and may be submitted on-line.
The Common Application allows a student to fill out an application and copy it for colleges and universities that subscribe to this system.
A standard application form accepted by about 300 selective colleges in lieu of their own form. Available in high school guidance offices and online. Go to www.commonapp.org.
A college application form that over 250 colleges have agreed to accept instead of their own application form. The Common App is available on-line or on paper. Students like the form because in one sitting they can apply to several colleges.
This application allows a student to complete a single application, and send it to more than 150 colleges and universities that participate in the program. A list of these schools (and the application itself) is available at www.commonapp.org.
The Common Application (informally known as the Common App) is a college admission application that students may use to apply to any of 321 member colleges and universities in the United States. It reduces the workload of students who would otherwise have to complete separate applications to several colleges.
