How long does it take to receive the notice after college admission?

You should receive the notice within two weeks after entering the school.

1. How to send the admission notice

Schools can send admission notices in many different ways, including paper mail and email. Due to the different processing speed and delivery speed of various mailing methods, the time required will be different.

2. Admission information inquiry

While waiting for the notice, you can check the admission results through the official website of the school or the admissions department. Common inquiry methods include online inquiry or telephone inquiry. This way can effectively pay attention to the latest situation of admission.

3. Notice of arrival time

As we mentioned, the arrival time of the admission notice varies according to individual circumstances. If you need to wait for more than two weeks, it is recommended to contact the school admissions department in time and keep asking about your results.

4. Go through the admission formalities in advance

Schools usually inform applicants of the admission information and ask them to go through the admission procedures as soon as possible. Therefore, even if you haven't received the admission notice, you can learn about the admission procedure first and prepare all the necessary documents and materials to reduce the possibility of delay.

In short, while waiting for the admission notice, we should pay attention to the admission information in many aspects and learn about the relevant policies and regulations in detail, so as to go through the admission procedures in time when the notice arrives.

Extended data

University admission notice

The university admission notice, that is, the admission certificate issued by ordinary colleges and universities, first appeared in Nanjing University in China 1952. With the development of the times, from paper and brush handwriting to QR codes and apps, admission notices are becoming more and more "fashionable".

The first batch of admission notices 1952 of Nanjing University, which was formally established in September and enrolled students independently, said that "those who live in the school need to submit the household registration certificate, and those who do not live in the school need to submit the household registration certificate".

In 1960, the admission notice of Nanjing Radio Industry School specifically requires candidates to apply for a letter of introduction on the relationship between oil and grain while handling household registration transfer. This was the practice of almost all colleges and universities at that time.

1978 resumes the admission notice for the first year after the college entrance examination. It is as simple as a blank sheet of paper, and a concise paragraph is of unusual significance to the candidates of that era.