American Physical Therapy Association

APTA received your correspondence concerning an applicant to the [redacted] (***)The complaint was dated July 29, 2016, and identified as number [redacted] by the Revdex.com.In September 2015, the applicant created an application using ***Per standard process [redacted] sent the applicant an email telling her to complete the “institutions attended” section “by listing EVERY institution attended” and to arrange for official transcripts to be sent to ***In July 2016, the applicant called [redacted] regarding her statusDuring the 2015-admissions cycle, the applicant had received multiple standardized emails from [redacted] regarding her application status to encourage her to log in and check the status of her application and materialsThe applicant did not submit all official transcripts to [redacted] as required (the applicant listed colleges but [redacted] received only transcript)All applicants electronically sign a Certification and Authorization Statement before they can e-submit the application that includes, “I am responsible for monitoring and ensuring the progress of my application.” The applicant’s history has been reviewed, and we believe [redacted] properly processed the application and communicated with the applicantIt would be unfair to other applicants to issue a refund to herHowever, as [redacted] very much values all applicants, the service will offer to send the applicant a PDF copy of the 2015-application, at no charge, to facilitate the applicant’s ability to re-apply in the 2016-admissions cycle, or any future cycle, if she wishes to do soAgain, thank you for contacting APTA.Sincerely, American Physical Therapy Association

APTA received your correspondence concerning an applicant to the *** *** *** *** *** (***)The complaint was dated July 29, 2016, and identified as number *** by the Revdex.com.In September 2015, the applicant created an application using ***Per
standard process *** sent the applicant an email telling her to complete the “institutions attended” section “by listing EVERY institution attended” and to arrange for official transcripts to be sent to ***. In July 2016, the applicant called *** regarding her statusDuring the 2015-admissions cycle, the applicant had received multiple standardized emails from *** regarding her application status to encourage her to log in and check the status of her application and materialsThe applicant did not submit all official transcripts to *** as required (the applicant listed colleges but *** received only transcript). All applicants electronically sign a Certification and Authorization Statement before they can e-submit the application that includes, “I am responsible for monitoring and ensuring the progress of my application.” The applicant’s history has been reviewed, and we believe *** properly processed the application and communicated with the applicantIt would be unfair to other applicants to issue a refund to herHowever, as *** very much values all applicants, the service will offer to send the applicant a PDF copy of the 2015-application, at no charge, to facilitate the applicant’s ability to re-apply in the 2016-admissions cycle, or any future cycle, if she wishes to do so. Again, thank you for contacting APTA.Sincerely, American Physical Therapy Association

APTA received your correspondence concerning an applicant to the [redacted]). The complaint was dated July 29, 2016, and identified as number [redacted] by the Revdex.com.In September 2015, the applicant created an application using [redacted]. Per...

standard process [redacted] sent the applicant an email telling her to complete the “institutions attended” section “by listing EVERY institution attended” and to arrange for official transcripts to be sent to [redacted]. In July 2016, the applicant called [redacted] regarding her status. During the 2015-2016 admissions cycle, the applicant had received multiple standardized emails from [redacted] regarding her application status to encourage her to log in and check the status of her application and materials. The applicant did not submit all official transcripts to [redacted] as required (the applicant listed 3 colleges but [redacted] received only 1 transcript). All applicants electronically sign a Certification and Authorization Statement before they can e-submit the application that includes, “... I am responsible for monitoring and ensuring the progress of my application.” The applicant’s history has been reviewed, and we believe [redacted] properly processed the application and communicated with the applicant. It would be unfair to other applicants to issue a refund to her. However, as [redacted] very much values all applicants, the service will offer to send the applicant a PDF copy of the 2015-2016 application, at no charge, to facilitate the applicant’s ability to re-apply in the 2016-2017 admissions cycle, or any future cycle, if she wishes to do so. Again, thank you for contacting APTA.Sincerely, American Physical Therapy Association