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You can notify your school that you are quitting your job and they could offer more. Not saying that they do, but they could.

Did they ever send you the email saying they received all components and were forwarding your application to the department? I thought I had submitted mine after I paid but I had to go back and do it again.

Well I sent admissions an email just asking hypothetically. I sent it from an email address I don't use so they couldn't trace it. Unfortunately I didn't know it still said my full name in the sender section and they looked up my application! So that's just great. Now I look all wishy washy. It's actually two separate departments within Teacher's College at Columbia. I wish they were under the same one. Sad. I guess I'll just wait and see if I'm accepted. Or even still considered. Oops.

Oh trust me, I've been googling like I have never googled before. I found no adequate answers, hence why I came to the experts.

Hello everyone, While waiting it out, like the rest of you, I find myself freaking OUT. However, in addition to just the "Will my dream school accept me?" concern, I recently developed another one. I applied for the Applied Linguistics program but upon further research, and further freaking out, I'm starting to think maybe Literacy would be a better choice for me. So now I have no idea what to do! Is it possible to change majors in grad school? If so, when would I be able to? Before school starts? Or should I ask to change my application now or something? Blah. I appreciate any help you could give.