New Feature Easy way to post an Application Update on your application

Chris W

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We just launched a new feature that makes it easy to post an Update to your application by using the "Post an update" button below on your Application:

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Use it to add a quick note about getting a call or an e-mail or anything really.

You will still currently also need to edit your application using the edit button to change the status prefix or update any of the custom fields such as scholarship awarded. This is an easy way to do a quick text (or image) update to your applicaton's progress.

To see the new update feature in action check out this example application:

 
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Try out this new feature when you can when you get new information from the school during your application process. :)
 
Note: the update feature doesn't change the application prefix from applied to interviewed or another status.

To do that you need to "edit" the application by selecting "edit" in the three dot pulldown menu or in bottom left of your application.

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