On August 1, U.S. undergraduate applications began: the Common App portal for 2021-2022 officially opened.
Compared with previous years, this year CA has these new changes.
More than 60 new universities were added
Including many well-known American universities, such as the Pratt School of the Arts in New York (past case: congratulations to Yao for realizing his dream of the 8th Pratt School of art in the United States), The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (past case: computer science) and so on.
The 60 universities are as follows:
New Members of The Common Application for 2021-2022 Application Season
Mid-Atlantic
Clarion University of Pennsylvania (PA)
East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania (PA)
Gordon College (MA)
Lincoln University (PA)
Manor College (PA)
Pennsylvania College of Art & Design (PA)
Towson University (MD)
Westfield State University (MA)
Worcester State University (MA)
Pratt Institute (NY)
Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology (NY)
Villa Maria College (NY)
Mid-West
Blackburn College (IL)
Cleary University (MI)
Concordia University- Ann Arbor (MI)
Eastern Illinois University (IL)
Governors State University (IL)
Grace College (IN)
Greenville University (IL)
Illinois State University (IL)
Indiana State University (IN)
Indiana Tech (IN)
Lincoln College (IL)
Madonna University (MI)
Mount Saint Joseph University (OH)
Northeastern Illinois University (IL)
Rockford University (IL)
Saginaw Valley State University (MI)
Southern Illinois University Carbondale (IL)
Southern Illinois University- Edwardsville (IL)
University of Illinois at Springfield (IL)
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (IL)
University of Northwestern, St. Paul (MN)
Western Illinois University (IL)
South
Austin Peay State University (TN)
Belmont Abbey College (NC)
Charleston Southern University (SC)
Chowan University (NC)
Claflin University (SC)
Evangel University (MO)
James Madison University (VA)
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FL)
Florida Memorial University (FL)
Mississippi College (MS)
Oral Roberts University (OK)
Saint Augustine’s University (NC)
St. Mary’s University (TX)
South Carolina State University (SC)
Texas A&M University-Commerce (TX)
Texas Wesleyan University (TX)
University of Alabama (AL)
University of North Georgia (GA)
Western Carolina University (NC)
Wingate University (NC)
West
Colorado Mesa University (CO)
Fort Lewis College (CO)
Colorado School of Mines (CO)
Oregon Institute of Technology (OR)
Portland State University (OR)
University of Saint Katherine (CA)
Washington State University (International students)
International
Bangor University
Lebanese American University
Tecnológico de Monterrey
University of the Commonwealth Caribbean
Added main instrument prompt
A new topic:
“Reflect on something that someone has done for you that has made you happy or thankful in a surprising way. How has this gratitude affected or motivated you？”
Duolingo has been added
Standardized test scores have been added to duoling and individual scores are required (note: not all U.S. universities accept them).
The submission of disciplinary records is no longer mandatory
Change document/visa related requirements
Changed "Other(non-U.S.)" in citizenship-related questions to two options, one for "internationalstudents" and one for "undocumented/DACA students"
All questions asking about the student's geographic location are deleted or optional
Parent and sibling related questions have been removed
“If you intend to apply for a new or different U.S. Visa， please indicate that visa type”分成了两个问题
The question "U.S. domestic or residing" was removed
There are also issues related to changes to gender perception, deletion of requirements related to religious preferences, requirements for military discharge explanations, and so on.
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