Application instructions

1. Establish your account.
   Enter your account information exactly as instructed on the form.
   Click on the button that looks like this:
   Write down your user name and password for future reference when re-entering this system.

2. Fill out your application.
   You can complete your application in any order and save your work and come back at a later time - even from a different computer! When you've completed the application or are ready to exit, click on the button that looks like this: to save only or click on the button that looks like this: to save and exit (you'll arrive at your Personal Log.) If your application has more than one page, use 'Save and go to page: ' to move to another page.

   All of your saves and transmissions are logged in your Personal Log for your review.
   

3. Make corrections to your data.
   You may see a Data Correction Page when you move from page to page or choose the button that looks like this: . These appear if you have omitted a required field or entered data incorrectly. Changes you need to make appear in red text. Simply enter the correct data, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on the button that looks like this: .

4. Save/Send your application.
   When you have completed your application, click on the button that looks like this: at the bottom of the last page. This saves your data in its final form and sends your application to the MITE2S program. Once sent, you will not be able to change data on your application.

5. Close your browser program when you're ready to end your Web session. This clears your password and secure connection.

6. To re-enter your application form:
   Return to the Application Menu and click on the application you would like to complete.
   Enter your user name and password when prompted.

7. Check your Personal Log to print a copy of your application or to find out if the school has received it.

Hints for filling out applications

• There are other requirements for admission such as transcripts, test scores, and recommendations that must be submitted as part of your application package

If you have problems accessing web forms

If you encounter problems accessing web application forms, it may be because you need to download a later version of your browser program. To determine if this is the problem and to download a new version if needed:

1. Access the Browser Diagnostic form.
   
2. Follow the instructions on the Debug form to test your current browser and download a later version if you need to.

Web Application Features

• The web application server stores the information you enter under the private user name and password you establish.
  
  
• Nothing you enter on an application form is sent to the institution until you transmit it. That means you can set up your account, fill out information on an application form, change it, and save it free of charge and without worry of disclosing information to the institution before you're ready.
  
  
• You don't have to complete an application in one sitting. For example, you can start working on an application at your library's web terminal, save your work, recall it from your web terminal at home, and continue working from there. Wherever you have access to the web, you have access to the information you've saved.
  
  
• When you fill out more than one application form, ApplyWeb automatically enters common information you filled in on the first form in all subsequent forms. For example, if you've entered your name and address on an application form and saved it, ApplyWeb will automatically write that information on the next form you call up (assuming, of course, that the next form also has name and address fields). Also, if you change the information on one form, it's changed on all others.
  
  
• Your data is transmitted securely over the Internet. The information you enter is encrypted and secure when you save it and when you send it. Although general data collected on the system may be used in statistical studies and reports designed to assist institutions with planning, any information bearing your personal identification is only disclosed to the department you send it to.
  
  
• When you save or transmit application information, a note appears in your Personal Log. You can easily check your Personal Log to see a record of your system activity. Your Personal Log also tells you when an institution has acknowledged receipt of your application.